Do you wrap stocking fillers?

[Myrrhcy]

Or not?

We only started doing stockings last year and for the life of me I can't remember what we did with them.

I haven't.

Oh don't tell me I have to.

Wrap but no tags here

yes definitely - not the clementine though

You could argue they're all "wrapped" by the stocking if you don't want to....

I've wrapped the pressents but not the orange

not usually

i do, because my mum did. but I keep thinking maybe I won#t bother. when you see pics of old-fashioned stockings hanging by the fire you can always see the presents in the top can't you?
so prob not bnecessary

although, it does mean they spend more time on each presdent, instead of just emtying it out in a big pile lol

No no no no no! Life's too short.

Yes bags us some extra time in bed before we have to get up when they open them at the bottom of the bed!

Santa always uses coloured tissue paper at our house.

sometimes. well, i intended to wrap a few bits, slow the opening down and prolong the pleasure... only i didnt have time in the end and now none of them are wrapped.

my mum was the queen of stockings, she made it an artform. she used to wrap a few of the nicest/most personal bits in each stocking.

Last year my DCs were so naughty they got vegetables in their stockings and we didn't wrap those.

This year, stocking presents are wrapped but not labelled as from FC. Other presents are wrapped and labelled from DH and I.

we do, anything that extends the present time is good, last years dcs were unwrapping for 3 hours and most of that was cheap fillers!!!!! the smaller filler presents are always in front of the bigger ones!!!! Normally finished by 9!

yes, wrapped but not labeled.

WFT did they do to end up with veggies??

some of them, usually the ones which are regular shaped, and not really tiny

nooooooooo lol
not inside the stocking

No, I don't. I can't wrap up the contents of 3 stockings; it'd take me until next Christmas!

NO, NOT WRAPPED

oops sorry capslock. But I do feel strongly about ti

Yes! I have lovely memories of unwrapping stuff from our stockings on my parents bed and the bed being covered in wrapping paper and having to try and find all the presents after they'd all been opened! You get the fun twice if you wrap them - once when you pull it out of the stocking, and again when you unwrap it . We used cheap tissue paper this year, though, rather than wrapping paper. It's a bit of a waste, granted!

red and white tissue paper in this house except orange and chocies.

They were being very naughty and I said FC would bring vegetables if they carried on. They did, so he did! Had to laugh when I read his work and he had put down he got vegetables and books for Christmas. Goodness knows what his teacher thought.

I was up til midnight last night wrapping stockings and now have a lurgy

Let that be a lesson to you all

What you gain in lie in time whilst they are opening them all, you lose in "me time" the night before whilst having to wrap them all so I don't wrap stocking stuff.