All the best images from all around the web… and part of your next gift!

1. Go to your account page on Pinterest
2. Take a good look at your pinboards – are they organized in a way that makes sense to you? See more below
3. You can get really creative with all those images. Do you have some themes you plan to explore for your Pinpaper projects? See more below
4. Did you know that you can actually access any public pinboard on Pinterest? See more below

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Good Pinboards Mean Great Pinpaper!

• Pinterest is a fantastic counterpart to Pinpaper Press because it is already all about organization
• Pinboards are simply folders that you create based on themes or topics you select
• So, create new pinboards for your upcoming Pinpaper Press projects, or use the one you already have
• Did you know that you can actually access any public pinboard on Pinterest?
• Keep in mind that Pinpaper Press can only connect you to the pinboards you make public – private stays private

Visual Consistency Is Your Secret Weapon!

• We have noticed a few things about making our own wrapping paper with Pinpaper Press – consistency is key
• Pick a theme for your images and stick to it – doesn’t matter what it is, just make it consistent
• While being consistent, have fun – maybe your consistent theme is a thing (like antique phones if you are giving someone a new iPhone), or a color (like all sorts of things which are red if you are giving someone a bottle of red wine), you get the idea