Review on 🎁 RUSPEPA Christmas Wrapping Paper - Kraft Paper - Flowers, Santa Claus, Stripes, Dots - 4 Rolls - 30" x 10' per Roll by Amber Perez

RUSPEPA Christmas Wrapping Paper, Kraft Paper - Flowers, Santa, Stripes and Dots This wrapping paper is thick and durable. It is actually printed kraft paper. Kraft paper is a brown paper that many people use for crafts. It didn't break when I pulled hard to seal it. The folds were clear and neat. There is a faint cut/stitch line on the back. I was able to make a shaped bow about 5 inches thick from leftover paper. The paper curled up nicely and if I should say so the bow was pretty. An internet search will uncover many do-it-yourself (DIY) bow patterns and ideas. This Christmas range includes some designs that don't just need to be reserved for Christmas. They can be used for birthdays, shower gifts, etc. I appreciate being able to wrap presents without tearing the paper at the corners. I also love nice crisp folds. My gifts always look great when I use RUSPEPA kraft paper. It's expensive paper, so I save it for special occasions. I don't wrap as many Christmas presents as I used to, so the price of this paper suits me. If I had to wrap a lot of presents, I would choose a giant, economical roll of paper. My gifts always look great when I use RUSPEPA kraft paper. It's expensive paper so I leave it for special occasions. I don't wrap as many Christmas presents as I used to, so the price of this paper suits me. If I had to wrap a lot of presents, I would choose a giant, economical roll of paper. My gifts always look great when I use RUSPEPA kraft paper. It's expensive paper, so I save it for special occasions. I don't wrap as many Christmas presents as I used to, so the price of this paper suits me. If I had to wrap a lot of presents, I would choose a giant, economical roll of paper. when I use RUSPEPA kraft paper. It's expensive paper, so I save it for special occasions. I don't wrap as many Christmas presents as I used to, so the price of this paper suits me. If I had to wrap a lot of presents, I would choose a giant, economical roll of paper. when I use RUSPEPA kraft paper. It's expensive paper, so I save it for special occasions. I don't wrap as many Christmas presents as I used to, so the price of this paper suits me. If I had to wrap a lot of presents, I would choose a giant, economical roll of paper.