📦 RUSPEPA 48-inch White Kraft Paper Roll - 100 ft. Recyclable & Versatile for Wrapping, Crafts, Packing, Floor Covering, Dunnage, Parcels, Table Runner Review

I use it for a variety of purposes. In New York I covered a kitchen island with it and made a giant cheese board out of it. We had pizza on one side and cheese on the other. I wish I had a picture of the pizza but everyone ate it before I could haha. What an easy cleanup! I also use it as wrapping paper which gives my gifts a rustic touch.

I bought this paper to practice graphic facilitation/graphic writing. I was concerned my marks might show through the paper, but this worked fine. Great value for money. The only thing that bothers me is that it's a bit wider than 48 inches, which isn't a huge issue, just a bit annoying when I'm gluing a sheet around my 48 inch foam blocks. I will continue to buy this paper as long as the price stays the same!

I bought this last year to wrap presents. translucent enough to show where you folded the wrapper. I've also used it as flooring for DIY projects. Overall I will continue to use it for gift wrapping (for the next 50 years or so) and for any DIY projects I may undertake. Excellent purchase!

what about a plain brown roll of paper? If its quality is inconsistent, badly rolled, or damaged in shipping, it loses its value entirely as a convenient source of recycled material for covering large areas. This product had none of these flaws. It arrived well packaged and free from damage due to mishandling or manufacturing issues. I will mainly be using it to mask work surfaces when painting custom furniture. I recommend it.

It was packaged well (no damage, no curled edges) and lay flat when cut. This is just the right weight, can also be used as wrapping paper. I use it to create patterns (copies of commercial patterns after I modify them) that are much more durable than commercial weak patterns. Also good for creating patterns from vintage clothing or clothing that you have but can't replace or find again, especially if you have a lot of paper to go through and don't want to spend a fortune or 1 inch grid pattern

This kraft paper is great for making a giant party tree stump. Wrapped it twice around two large stacked boxes (the top box rotated at right angles) and then pulled the "bark". The colleague who created this stump and I held our breath as the 3 tall stump had to be moved about 100 feet very carefully, but enough, this fragile tree worked great. I threw on some torn stained gauze (to make it look like hanging moss) and everything looked great. Definitely recommend this product.