Gift wrap with cutting lines on reverse

[littlecupcake]

I'm sure there's such a thing, and it will really help with the wrapping up because I can't cut in a straight line to save my life after a few baileys and liqueur truffles

Anyone know where I can get some from?

M&S paper has grid lines on the back. :)

WHSmith do this too

Boots

The gift wrap I got in Ikea last year had grids on the back. Great designs too, but actual quality was rubbish!

Thanks lairs, popping into town later so I'll have a look. Have obviously only bought cheap wrapping paper til now

Aldi!!! The quality is not too bad either.

M&S did last year too. I've just finished mine so had to make do with wrapping the last few presents with paper from the local newsagents which was double the price and half the quality. Wish I'd realised that aldi had some too!

2nd Aldi, decent enough quality and was pleasantly surprised to find it had grid lines too.

Not allowed to advertise my business on here , but all Phoenix Trading wrapping paper has gridlines on the back (Christmas Roll Wrap and everyday wrap)

Next does this to

Waitrose and Costco do too, Looks like it's catching on!!

Thanks everyone. This year all the presents will be beautifully wrapped and nobody will guess I've enjoyed a Christmas topple while I was doing it! Of to the shops now and plenty of options so I'll definitely find something.

Lol at Christmas topper whilst wrapping, littlecupcake

Tesco wrapping paper has the lines and was 3 for 2

Haha, autocorrect again. But I suppose I topple after too much tipple!!

Aldi vote here too.

Aldi vote here too.

I'm now cheesed off that loads of places sell this already as I was intending to invent it as soon as I finished my cup of tea

Whsmith, look on the label and it says cutting guides

Marks and Spencer vote here.
also on 3 for 2 and its lovely and thick

Aldi again.

Disney princess for dd

Whinnie the phoo for ds

99p massive rolls - really can't go wrong

I invented the lines on the back of wrapping paper back in 1986. Sold it to a company called Artfaire at the time. All the paper companies have it now. I can't blow my horn too loud, though. All I did was copy the idea from shelf paper... lol

Most random thread resurrection everrrrrr.

Agreed

Started reading and didn’t notice was old thread. My mind was boggling at people ‘popping out’ to buy Christmas wrapping paper !