Don't toss the wrinkled tissue paper after a present-opening frenzy. There are many ways you can reuse it around the house, from packing material to crafts.

“No one is shocked when a paper mill closes anymore. The shocking thing is when one reopens.” Credit...Whitten Sabbatini for The New York Times Supported by By Michael Corkery COMBINED LOCKS, Wis. — ...

Paper-making technology was learned by the Arab from Chinese prisoners who were captured in attack on Samarkand in 751 CE. This art of paper making eventually spread across Europe and India in the ...