AT THE WRAPPING TABLE
Wrapping paper rolls or flat sheets: what to compare
Start with the shape of paper that suits the way you work. A roll provides a continuous length to cut, while a sheet pack provides pieces in stated sizes. A flat-sheet format can still arrive folded, so read the selected package rather than assume its shipping presentation from the word sheet.
Read each measurement in context
For a roll, identify the width and the length per roll. For sheets, look for the size of one sheet and the number supplied. A total-length statement is not automatically the length of each roll, and a pack count does not identify how many different patterns are included.
Compare the chosen variation
Check the exact child variation, pattern and package rather than transferring measurements from another option in the same family. Reversible paper should be described as such only when the selected product clearly identifies both sides. A photographed stack can show part of a pack rather than every supplied sheet.
Avoid a fit promise from one number
The gift shape, the overlap you need and the way you finish it affect paper use. We do not promise a number of gifts per pack. If source measurements disagree, seek clarification instead of multiplying uncertain values into a new total area or length.