Brown Kraft Paper Roll 36 x 1,800 for Crafting and Wrapping (Kids and Adults)

About this item

• 【RIGHT THICKNESS FOR YOU】Paper is not the thicker the better. We should choose the right thickness for the right purpose. Thick paper will make the corners difficult to fold, bad looking. Too thin paper will be sheer and crispy. So we chose the paper thickness of 70gsm/50lb, in order to provide you the best experience of wrapping. Our kraft paper has good flexibility, good softness and some stiffness, making it perfect choice for wrapping and crafting.
• 【HIGH-QUALITY NON-COATED CLASSIC KRAFT PAPER】Our kraft paper roll is made of natural, pure, virgin pulps, ensuring the highest quality. It is pliable, soft, and made from 100% recyclable material, which originates in Canada or Japan. The unwaxed and uncoated design allows for breathability, preventing moisture condensation. Moreover, it is made from natural and child-safe materials.
• 1. The large house is on fire.
• 2. The cat is sitting on the mat.
• 3. I need to buy some milk from the store.
• 4. The sun is shining in the sky.
• 5. She is reading a book in the library.
• 【VERSATILE USAGE】This attractive color kraft paper is perfect for elegant and stylish gift wrapping, and is also an ideal choice for those who prefer environmental-friendly packaging. Additionally, it can be used for various Art & DIY projects, such as decorations, table runners, and bulletin boards. As a covering, it protects against stains, paints, and dust without damaging your cherished items.
• 【MANUFACTURER】PERKHOMY is a professional manufacturer engaged in the research, development, production, sale and service of many kinds of packaging supplies. Our products are exported to North America, Europe, Australia, Southeast Asia and other areas. We are committed to providing best products and services.
• 【BUDGET-FRIENDLY CHOICE】This is an excellent option for kids' crafts, offering endless possibilities. It is a budget-friendly choice for schools and art studios, where children can draw, paint, make origami, and create decorated postcards. It encourages brainstorming and sketching out ideas, allowing the freedom of drawing large block prints or even mural paintings.