🎁 Hallmark 8" Medium Holiday Gift Bags - Blue & White, Pack of 3: Snowflakes, Stripes, Trees Review

I saw Hallmark and thought it was excellent quality paper! The paper isn't bad, but it's thin and there isn't much of it in the roll. I was trying to replenish my supply of gift wrap. I used to have several rolls of double-sided, nice, high-quality paper, and each roll contained a lot of paper. Not this paper. Very disappointed. I never thought I would say that about Hallmark. Times have changed and apparently a good, trustworthy company is no longer a priority due to too many tried and trusted

Very, very disappointed. It was advertised as Hanukkah paper and the only thing that brings it close to Hanukkah is that it's blue/silver/white. Decor for Christmas! Do you have one with decorations? For what? Hanukkah bush? On one a frosty snowman and snowflakes, on the other deer and snowflakes. Don't Promote Gift Wrap If It's NOT for Hanukkah! What Hanukkah paper says "NOEL"? To scream loudly. Call it Hanukkah paper and charge around $20 for 3 rolls and you can get away with it. It makes me…

I was raised by a former Hallmark employee who still buys Hallmark jewelry for all family members every year. When I decided to make my Christmas presents look pretty this year, I decided on a reversible set with matching tags and ribbons. The prints are good, the colors are beautiful. The reversed images go well together and give the impression that you had twice as many roles. HOWEVER - simply moving packages around the table while packing caused scuffs and scratches on the design. The paper…

Double sided was much more useful than I expected. (I actually thought it was a waste of time, but only wanted the all-inclusive package.) Still, it's great for two reasons. I love variety when wrapping, so I got 6 different designs from 3 rolls. And then it was cool inside, like in nicely lined clothes. (Thanks to Project Runway for helping with the rating! haha.) It dropped a star for the absurd/annoying tag-to-paper ratio. 36 marks at 180 feet? Who would have thought that this would be…