How to wrap posters as gift?

[My2CrazyGirls]

Hi! I ordered a bunch of posters for my daughter for Christmas and they came rolled up into 1 poster box. Where can I find inexpensive container/box to hold rolled posters?

 

[JimmyBean42]

Staples has shipping tubes (you can wrap them too) for like $8.99 a 12 pack.

 

[ImDMous]

Get cardboard poster tubes and wrap each one like a giant tootsie roll.

 

[pklein09]

Get cardboard poster tubes and wrap each one like a giant tootsie roll.

or a Christmas cracker! (the British kind....not a triscuit as DD once thought )

 

[My2CrazyGirls]

Staples has shipping tubes (you can wrap them too) for like $8.99 a 12 pack.

Those are small. Need 24 iches....which are $17 but still that is pretty good

 

[Taylor'sMom]

I'm an architect and the large scale printers we use come with paper on large sturdy cardboard tubes. We always have tons of empty ones after the paper is used and we just toss or recycle. Maybe stop at an architect office, or even a print shop, and ask them. Likely free!

 

[kimblebee]

Use the tubes from wrapping paper as you finish them up. Everyone has a t least one or two rolls that are almost done lol

 

[pklein09]

I'm an architect and the large scale printers we use come with paper on large sturdy cardboard tubes. We always have tons of empty ones after the paper is used and we just toss or recycle. Maybe stop at an architect office, or even a print shop, and ask them. Likely free!

Reading this gave me another thought....Home Depot or Lowes has PVC pipe in many different diameters and they might cut it to size for you. I wrapped every single one of DH's gifts one year as Christmas crackers. For his new raincoat, I used a metal chimney flue I bought in Home Depot.

 

[andiraye]

Roll them and affix them with painters tape or rubber bands. Then wrap them in cellophane and tie the ends with ribbon. No need for a box!