Hygloss Shiny Metallic Foil Paper - 20" x 26" Sheets for Arts, Crafts & Christmas Wrapping - Assorted Colors, 24 Sheets of Shiny Christmas Wrapping Paper

Great paper, highly saturated color, and the shimmer is fantastic, just beautiful. Will be purchasing again. The best part is the paper is made in the USA!

I bought this foil paper to see if it would ok to recommend to my origami audience (YouTube), and it certainly passed my folding test which included folding my Surfer on Wave model (see attached video). It's a little thicker than Japanese origami foil, but I actually like that more for big models because it's not as floppy. That said, the Surfer on a Wave folded from this size (26-inch square), was still too floppy for the action mechanism to work properly, but that's not the paper's fault. If I had cut it to a smaller square I'm certain it would have worked perfectly. This foil was able to withstand my stress test of reversing a crease 40 times...the blue stayed intact at the crease. So, origamiwise I give it an A+ 👍

I didn't expect there to be so much!!! This is definitely going to be my only wrapping paper and will order again.

Very thick with a heavy foil layer. Rich color, ultra shiny. Was a little difficult to work with, tended to wrinkle and buckle. But in the end the packages looked amazing.

Beautiful paper! Strong so it doesn’t rip on the corners. No need to double wrap the boxes otherwise it is difficult to trim the paper due to its thick quality. I like this paper a lot, it’s high quality and I would definitely order again.

I used this paper this year to wrap most of the family gift.

Very classy wrapping paper that stands out in a crowd of presents

I bought two different silver wrapping papers for Christmas this year, this one and RUSPEPA Gift Wrapping Paper Roll in Matte Silver (81.5 sq feet for 19.99) This one is smaller at 54 sq feet but is $5 cheaper. This one is much shiner similar to tinfoil while the other is more matte (as the name suggests). I didn’t really care about which was shiner, my issue is that this one also wraps like tin foil. See picture comparison. I was much more careful to avoid creases while wrapping with this and still ended up with much more wrinkles. The RUSPEPA was also much thicker and looked more expensive, even though considering the extra sq feet they are similar prices. It’s useable but I will probably toss it and wrap my gifts with the RUSPEPA.

This is the best paper I have used for origami. I use it to create complex models that origami paper cannot. The f-16 model I coloured with a sharpie and the work in progress one in brushed vegetable oil before I started to make the paper part transparent and reveal the silver metal underneath

This item is described as light blue, but in reality it is a turquoise that is almost green. It is still a nice colour, and I will be keeping it, but I will keep looking for one that is more blue in tone.

It was not as durable as I would like. I have a high gloss version at home that I was hoping to duplicate, but it was nothing like it. It is thin and kind of crispy.

This is regular glossy paper. In no way is there metallic properties. This is FALSE advertising.