Share the spirit of the holiday season with friends and family. This pack of holiday wrapping paper contains six cheerful designs in three reversible gift wrap rolls. Traditional foil designs in red silver, blue, and white look perfect together, and plenty of square footage on each roll makes it easier than ever to wrap presents of all shapes and sizes. The Hallmark brand is widely recognized as the very best for greeting cards, gift wrap, and more. For more than 100 years, Hallmark has been helping its customers make everyday moments more beautiful and celebrations more joyful.
- Each roll in this reversible holiday wrapping paper bundle measures 30" wide x 8 feet long for a total of 20 square feet per roll. 60 total square feet.
- Six designs in total, including Ho ho ho lettering, snowflakes, polka dots, stripes, snowmen, and Santa, select patterns featuring foil.
- Elegant designs easily elevate any gift and make it easy to share the spirit of the holiday season with the ones you love.
- A great value! Three rolls, six different designs. Each coordinates perfectly with one another for a beautiful spread under the tree on Christmas morning.
- Created with high-quality paper materials, all Hallmark wrapping paper is made with paper from well-managed forests. Made in the USA with European paper.
- Each roll in this reversible holiday wrapping paper bundle measures 30" wide x 8 feet long for a total of 20 square feet per roll. 60 total square feet.
- Six designs in total, including Ho ho ho lettering, snowflakes, polka dots, stripes, snowmen, and Santa, select patterns featuring foil.
- Elegant designs easily elevate any gift and make it easy to share the spirit of the holiday season with the ones you love.
- A great value! Three rolls, six different designs. Each coordinates perfectly with one another for a beautiful spread under the tree on Christmas morning.
- Created with high-quality paper materials, all Hallmark wrapping paper is made with paper from well-managed forests. Made in the USA with European paper.
