Description
Our Winter Walk wrapping paper sheet is printed with a vintage-style illustration of the robin, the most iconic bird of the Christmas season, repeated across a soft duck-egg blue ground. Each robin perches on a slender white branch, its red breast bright against the blue. Between the birds sit sprigs of gold holly, clusters of red berries, white seed heads and grey-green leaves, with small grey stars scattered through the pattern. The look is gentle and wintry rather than loud, a quiet hedgerow scene that sits as happily on a small parcel as on a larger box. One sheet measures 48.9cm wide and 69.2cm long, a generous size for wrapping a book, a boxed present or a folded jumper.
It is made for wrapping presents through the winter months, and the robins bring a touch of the garden to the pile beneath the tree. The soft blue and red palette sits well beside plain brown or white papers if you like to mix and match. The all-over repeat means the birds look good whichever way you fold. A flat sheet slips easily into a drawer or a wrapping box, ready for whenever a present needs dressing.
We like the weight of this paper. At 100gsm it has enough body to take a sharp, clean fold at the corners, and it is made in the UK from sustainably sourced paper. As with any good wrapping paper, keep it flat in a dry place, away from damp and strong sunlight, so it stays crisp and the colours stay fresh until you use it. For a neat finish, tie your parcel with red twine or a cream ribbon and add a plain tag, and let the robins do the rest.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Paper |
| Length |
69.2cm |
| Width |
48.9cm |
| Height |
0.1cm |
| Weight |
0.034KG |
Frequently Asked
How big is one sheet of the Winter Walk wrapping paper?
Each sheet measures 48.9cm wide and 69.2cm long, a comfortable size for neatly wrapping books, boxed presents and folded clothing.
What is the wrapping paper made from?
It is a 100gsm paper, made in the UK from sustainably sourced paper, with enough body to hold a crisp fold at the corners.
What colours are in the robin print?
The ground is a soft duck-egg blue, with brown robins with red breasts, gold holly, red berries, white branches and seed heads, and grey-green leaves.
Does the print have a festive feel?
Yes. The robins, holly sprigs and red berries give it a wintry, festive look, and the robin is the most iconic bird of the Christmas season.
How should I store the wrapping paper?
As with any good paper, keep it flat in a dry place away from damp and strong sunlight, so it stays crisp and ready to use.