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Christmas Tissue Paper - 90 Sheets Xmas Wrapping Paper for Gift Bags Boxes | 20x14 Inch Red Green and White Tissue Paper for Gift Bags Boxes - Christmas Navidad Holiday Party Favors Supplies Decorations

Name: Christmas Tissue Paper - 90 Sheets Xmas Wrapping Paper for Gift Bags Boxes | 20x14 Inch Red Green and White Tissue Paper for Gift Bags Boxes - Christmas Navidad Holiday Party Favors Supplies Decorations
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0H8C1QFTX
Price: 7.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Wrapping happens over several evenings in December, and the tissue always runs out before the gifts do. Ninety pre-cut sheets at 20 by 14 inches are enough to stuff bags for a whole family, line boxes and still leave some for crafts. Six designs mean the same paper suits a child's present and a parcel going to an office exchange.

Six Prints, Three Plain

The assortment splits between pattern and solid. A Santa print, bells with candy canes and red and green stripes handle the gifts that want to look festive, while solid red, green and white sit under a ribbon without competing with it. Mixing a patterned sheet with a plain one inside the same bag gives depth that a single color never manages.

Pre-Cut At The Table

Every sheet arrives at 20 by 14 inches, which is the size that actually fits a standard gift bag and a shirt box. Nothing has to be measured or trimmed on a kitchen table at eleven at night, and a sheet folded once lines a smaller box neatly. Scissors stay in the drawer unless a craft project calls for them.

Soft Enough To Crumple

Tissue has to crush without splitting, and this stock is light but not flimsy. A sheet gathered in a fist holds its shape above the rim of a bag instead of collapsing flat by the morning, and it takes a fold around a bottle or a pair of shoes without tearing at the crease. The colors print clearly and do not rub off onto what is wrapped inside.

Pom-Poms And Paper Flowers

Ninety sheets outlast the wrapping and end up in craft projects. Layered and pinched in the middle they become paper pom-poms for a doorway, cut into petals they make flowers for a holiday centerpiece, and shredded they fill a gift basket. Classrooms and craft afternoons in the weeks before break use the leftovers, so nothing sits in a cupboard until next year.