底折りや位置決めがわかる！平紙で包むボトルラッピング

Konnichiwa, I'm Kokokoro-sensei. Today, I'm going to try bottle wrapping. There are quite a few people who want to do bottle wrapping, but it's a little difficult to put it together. I'm sure there are some people who give up, so please try it with me. Let's do our best. So, what I'm going to prepare today is this. It's a 720ml, 4 bottle. It's about this size. I'm going to wrap this up. This is the size for it. This is a thin paper. A thin colored paper. And this is a wax stone that matches this white and blue. It's called Seikai-ha. And this is Tokyo Ribbon's Grand Code Gold. And scissors and a cutter. I'm going to use double-sided tape. Now, I'm going to wrap it up. This thin paper also has a back and a front, so the glossy side is the front, and the less glossy side is the back. Put the back side facing you, and the front side facing the table, and put it vertically. When you put it vertically, it's about 45 degrees parallel to the table. At this angle, tilt it to the right and make it diagonal. Now, I'm going to put the bottle here. It's an image of rolling like this, so, for example, this place. If you come this far, the top will come out like this. Make sure the top doesn't come out. I'm going to make sure it's about here, and I'm going to start wrapping it from here. First, I'm going to wrap the paper around. When the bottom starts to touch the paper, I'm going to start wrapping the paper around. Do you see the line here? This is the bottle, and the paper is coming this way. When it comes to this, fold it down once. When you fold it, it's folded up here, so I'm going to fold it towards this finger. I held it here. When you fold it, there's a slack here again, so I'm going to put this slack here. If I were you, I'm going to put my index finger here, and I'm going to put it together like this. I'm going to turn it around like this. To some extent, about half of it. When you get to about half of it, bring the rest of the paper to the top of the bottle. Now, the bottom line and this paper are parallel. I'm going to turn it around so that it can be folded. Once you've turned it around, I'm going to put double-sided tape on this part. I'm going to stick it on. I'm going to put double-sided tape on and wrap it around. I'm going to put it up like this. I think it's better to come to the front without this part than this part. Please put the front part on the front as you like. It's better to come to the front so that you can see the label properly. You should have known when you first turned it around, but if you don't know, you can look at it from above and put it on the front. It's better to put it on the front. Put your hand in and turn the bottle. Now that we've decided on the front, squeeze the top a little bit. You can do whatever you want here. Like this. Bend the top part a little bit above the lid. Squeeze this part a little bit and tie it with a string. Put the front part on top. This is a single loop. From front to back. It's good to make a single loop with round things like this. Like a bottle. I'm going to adjust the length here. Next, I'm going to hang a piece of paper here. I think the height of the bottle is up to you. You can do a lot or a little. Please decide the height as you like. The length is about 1.5 to 2 cm. It's about 1.5 to 2 cm. I'm going to decide the length. I'm going to cut it with scissors. Occasionally. I'm going to put double-sided tape on the right side. I'm going to put double-sided tape on the edge as much as possible. I'm going to peel off the paper a little bit. This is a water-soluble paper, so if you put double-sided tape on it, it will stick to this side, so it won't shift. Now, the bottle wrapping is complete. How was it? The bottom of this bottle wrapping is like this. When you bring it as a gift, make sure the bottom is tight. It's tight, but it's easy to come off. So, when you give it as a gift, make sure it's tight. You can wrap it in a bag or put it in a bag. This is a thin paper that I used this time. When you wrap sake, I think it's easier to wrap thin paper like this or a little thin paper. This time, I did this blue, but there's also this beige. I think it's a good idea to choose according to the person who sends you the sake or the situation. And the material I introduced in this video is sold on the YouTube store of Lady Store. You can make it together while watching the video. Please see the summary section for details. Please subscribe to the channel. Thank you very much. Next time, I'm going to show you how to wrap a one-run cup using a chopsticks. I suggest a simple way to wrap and a chopstick arrangement that is useful for living. Please refer to it.