Description
This wrapping paper sheet carries the Fairies in the Garden print, a cheerful meadow of little fairies, flowers and butterflies scattered across a deep teal ground. The fairies dance and float with arms outstretched, their wings in pink, orange and sunny yellow, some in pink skirts and some in white. Around them grow white daisies, orange and yellow blooms, sprays of blue forget-me-nots, nodding lily of the valley and pale blue bell flowers, with bright leaves and dots filling every gap. Each sheet is 48.9cm wide and 69.2cm long, a good working size for wrapping boxed presents, books and smaller parcels.
We love how much there is to look at in this print: every fold of the paper turns up another fairy or a fresh bloom, so even a small gift looks generous once it is wrapped. The deep teal ground keeps the bright colours from feeling too sugary, which makes it a cheerful choice in any season and for anyone who likes a little whimsy with their wrapping. It works just as well for a single present as for a table full of them, and the busy all-over pattern is forgiving, hiding the odd uneven seam or taped edge. Keep a spare sheet in a drawer and you will always have something pretty to hand.
Made in the UK from sustainably sourced paper, the sheet is a sturdy 100gsm weight that takes a crisp fold along the edges of a box and sits neatly at the corners. Store spare paper somewhere dry, rolled loosely or laid flat, so it stays smooth and ready for the next gift. For a finishing touch, tie the parcel with a ribbon in teal, pink or sunny yellow to pick up the colours of the print, and add a plain white tag so the fairies keep centre stage.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Paper |
| Length |
69.2cm |
| Width |
48.9cm |
| Height |
0.1cm |
| Weight |
0.034KG |
Frequently Asked
How big is each wrapping paper sheet?
Each sheet is 48.9cm wide and 69.2cm long, which gives you plenty of paper for boxed presents, books and smaller parcels.
How thick is the paper?
It is a 100gsm paper, a sturdy weight that takes a crisp fold and sits neatly along the edges and corners of a box.
Where is the wrapping paper made?
It is made in the UK from sustainably sourced paper, so you can wrap your presents with a little more peace of mind.
What does the Fairies in the Garden print show?
The print shows little winged fairies among daisies, forget-me-nots, lily of the valley, bright orange and yellow blooms and butterflies, all on a deep teal ground.
How should I store spare wrapping paper?
Keep spare paper somewhere dry, rolled loosely or laid flat, so it stays smooth and crease free until you need it.