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Inouye repurposed old song sheets with a hand- made bow for the banjo.

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Expert wrapper Megumi Inouye's winning technique with odd-size gifts includes using found objects.
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A toilet paper roll, seen on Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010 in San Francisco, Calif., can be used to wrap many small items according to Megumi Inouye, the 2008 runner up in the Scotch most gifted wrapper contest.
A saw wrapped by Megumi Inouye, the 2008 runner up in the Scotch most gifted wrapper contest, is seen on Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010 in San Francisco, Calif.
Megumi Inouye's one-of-a-kind presentation includes recycling a map for a jump rope, clockwise from right, corrugated paper for a saw, and a toilet paper roll for a $20 bill.
Megumi Inouye's one-of-a-kind presentation includes recycling a map for a jump rope, clockwise from right, corrugated paper for a saw, and a toilet paper roll for a $20 bill.
Inouye repurposed old song sheets with a hand- made bow for the banjo.
Megumi Inouye's one-of-a-kind presentation includes recycling a toilet paper roll for a $20 bill.
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