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[Annabellethecat66]

Go to the Dollar Store, Michaels Craft Store, there are lots of places.

[terrier3]

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@Mz iMac wrote:

There is always.....

H206561

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This is what I use. I'm a klutz at wrapping!

[Moonchilde]

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@terrier3 wrote:

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@Mz iMac wrote:

There is always.....

H206561

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This is what I use. I'm a klutz at wrapping!

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Me too (klutz). I use bags and decorated boxes. The last several years I have bought from Big Lots, Cost Plus, Ross. Cute and easy, good quality, and half the price of the Hallmark store.

[ROMARY]

If I were you, I would just unroll a large roll, tape it flat to the table, and fold into sections and cut, or just cut to sizes on the table.   BTW, I used to buy a large roll of light brown moving paper sheets at Home Depot (or elsewhere years ago), and actually poster paint Christmas designs on the paper.  That's when I had more ambition.  I have the time now, but not the ambition.  I suppose I could buy the stamps and stamp the paint on, but, still...........too much work and not enough ambition....lol

[chickenbutt]

I haven't purchased wrapping in years but I also think that Hallmark still has 'flat wrap'.   If you don't have a Hallmark section in a given store, you could check the Hallmark stores in the malls - or, of course, online.  

[VanSleepy]

You can just cut what you need from the roll.  Quick, easy way is to fold where you need it, and "slice" it with a letter opener or butter knife.  (Maybe I'm just scissors challenged.)

[brii]

Paper Source has beautiful sheets of paper.  I think Barnes & Noble does too. 

[Stray]

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@lolakimono wrote:

@hovis

Hallmark online has these wrap pads.

The Container Store also sells gift wrap sheets.

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Love the container store! 

[GCR18]

 I find that when I wrap medium or large presents, there is leftover paper.  I set those smaller pieces aside for small presents.

[Kachina624]

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@hovis wrote:

If you have a big gift the wrapping paper on the roll is fine. But what about the smaller gifts ? What happened to the flat paper? Does anyone know where I might find some? I live in the Chicago area. Thanks.

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Duh, cut a small piece off the big roll and wrap several small gifts.