A few gift wrap ideas for sea lovers! Sand dollars are easy to tie on and make perfect tags too, created by Francoise from
Chez Fifi for a photo shoot. You could do this with small
Felt Sand Dollars.
Attach a hand picked shell from the beach to your gift wrap. It will make it unique and special! Via
Coastal Living.
A
Gift Wrap Idea from Real Simple. Incorporating found natural objects, such as a piece of coral or a sand dollar, lends a memorable, inexpensive accent. Use ribbon to fasten the items to the package.
Plain white boxes finished with beach finds and white Christmas balls. Via
Country Living.
Gifts personalized with kraft paper, burlap ribbon, raffia, Spanish moss, palm berries, and shells. Via
Coastal Living.
More rafia ribbon and a couple of Cowrie shells.
And it doesn't have to be paper. This gift wrap bag is made with fabric and can be re-used. Via
Craft Juice.
An artistic sea shell gift tag by
Lisa Hannah turns this gift wrap into a little gem.
And if you use a gift box you can create a beachy lid by gluing on seaglass or anything else you'd like. Seen on
Etsy.
A few gift wrap ideas for sea lovers! Sand dollars are easy to tie on and make perfect tags too, created by Francoise from Chez Fifi for a photo shoot. You could do this with small Felt Sand Dollars.
Attach a hand picked shell from the beach to your gift wrap. It will make it unique and special! Via Coastal Living.
A Gift Wrap Idea from Real Simple. Incorporating found natural objects, such as a piece of coral or a sand dollar, lends a memorable, inexpensive accent. Use ribbon to fasten the items to the package.
Plain white boxes finished with beach finds and white Christmas balls. Via 
Gifts personalized with kraft paper, burlap ribbon, raffia, Spanish moss, palm berries, and shells. Via Coastal Living.
More rafia ribbon and a couple of Cowrie shells.
And it doesn't have to be paper. This gift wrap bag is made with fabric and can be re-used. Via Craft Juice.
An artistic sea shell gift tag by 
And if you use a gift box you can create a beachy lid by gluing on seaglass or anything else you'd like. Seen on Etsy. 
