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OHOME Christmas Wrapping Paper - Jumbo Sheets - Christmas Decorations Bags | Red, Green and White Tissue Paper - Gifts for Kids Men Women | Xmas Party Favors,29" x 42"

Name: OHOME Christmas Wrapping Paper - Jumbo Sheets - Christmas Decorations Bags | Red, Green and White Tissue Paper - Gifts for Kids Men Women | Xmas Party Favors,29" x 42"
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0D99NM76S
Price: 6.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2 (934 reviews)

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Rolled paper fights back. It springs closed at the corner, slides off the table and needs a second person or a heavy book to hold it. These four sheets are pre-folded in half and lie flat, each one 29 by 42 inches, which is enough to cover a couple of large boxes or several medium ones. Trees, Santa and snowflakes carry the print.

Flat Wrap, No Curl

Flat sheets change the job. Paper stays where it is put, corners fold square on the first attempt, and a person wrapping alone at eleven at night does not need a third hand. Storage is simpler as well: sheets slide behind a dresser or under a bed instead of standing in a corner where a roll gets crushed at one end.

Creases From the Fold

Each sheet arrives folded down the middle, which is what keeps the package compact. That fold leaves a crease, and a few more may appear along the way. Once the paper is around a box the lines disappear into the wrapping, and on a gift under a tree they read as nothing at all. Anyone who wants them gone can smooth the sheet under a book overnight.

Thick Enough to Hide

Thin paper shows the box through it, and a corner tears the moment tape gets pulled. The stock here has some weight behind the glossy finish, so the print stays clean and the edges hold while the paper is being folded around a hard corner. A single sheet covers a large box without piecing two together at the seam. Leftover strips still make a decent gift tag.

Not Only December

Sheets left after the holiday do not have to sit in a closet for eleven months. Red and green covers a birthday in January as well as anything, and the paper takes a fold well enough for lining a drawer, backing a school poster, or covering a textbook. Children working on a craft table can cut it without anyone worrying about the waste.