Where can we get REALLY cheap wrapping paper???

[GreatAuntieWurly]

Been out today with our parents group and ordered all our father christmas toys but now we have the job of wrapping them all.

Where can we get really cheap wrapping paper???

Market? Bastins. Wilkinsons.

Little post office type shops usually. Or those shops that have mops and buckets and random things outside?

Asda had some really really cheap - can't remember how much though.

asda have some for 16p a roll

Ikea if you happen to be close to one.

Costco do a pack of 250 sheets for about £8-9.

16p??

woolies
49p for 2 metres red with white stars
or these here

lidl cheap and not so nasty- lots of colours

or use lining paper( about £1.50 for 10meters and get kids to potato print it

primark 1 for 8m

sorry 1 pound for 8m

Asda do some for 16p a roll, think it is 2 metres, quite a nice design on it and in our Asda comes in red or silver.

By some Brown packing paper and wrap presents in it tied with red yarn. It actually looks really good

crikey! i hate to think how thin the 16p a roll stuff is!!!

SGK- thats what I saw - I was . Probably terrible quality but doesn't really matter for this !

loads on here

costco

I am going to get the 16p paper, only because it gets ripped off and binned anyway

I am going to get the 16p paper, only because it gets ripped off and binned anyway

Am on my way too right now to ASDA - deffo agree just gets ripped off, the cheaper the better!!!!!

last year I got realy nice paper (but thin)for school fair at 16p a roll in tesco, it was their value range.

ikea or matalan both have good ones

you have to be careful buying really cheap wrapping paper as they rip easily whilst wrapping the pressies up.

The 16p Asda one is only 2m long, it doesn't last long. I've got 2 rolls,each about 15/20 metres for £1.99 each at Wilkinsons

Brown paper, pages with full-page pics from Sunday supplements, or aluminium foil! Done well, they all look fab.

Brown paper, a set of stamps from a craft shop (or potatoes) and some paint/ink/whatever. Then get the children to work/play on it.