Crepe Paper Rolls INTERDRUK Bibuła marszczona No.6 dark orange — 10 sheets

INTERDRUK Crepe Paper Rolls Bibuła marszczona No.6 in dark orange is a pack of ten crepe paper sheets designed for crafting, gift wrapping and decorative applications. The paper has a standard crepe texture that allows stretching, shaping and fringing, making it suitable for a range of manual techniques. The dark orange color provides consistent coverage and can be combined with other shades for layered effects.

Advantages

This crepe paper offers flexible stretchability and a consistent textured surface that holds folds and shapes well. Sheets are thin enough to crease finely yet strong enough to resist tearing during typical crafting operations such as twisting and gluing. The color is evenly dyed across each sheet, which helps achieve uniform results in floral arrangements, streamers or layered decorations.

Suitable for

• Paper flowers and floral arrangements
• Gift wrapping and decorative bows
• Streamers, garlands and party decorations
• School crafts, modeling and collage work

Key specifications

• Pack contents: 10 crepe paper sheets
• Color: dark orange
• Texture: standard crepe (corrugated surface for stretching and shaping)
• Material: lightweight crepe paper suitable for folding and fringing
• Usability: designed for manual cutting, folding, twisting and gluing

How to use

Cut or tear sheets to the required size for your project. For paper flowers, stretch the crepe gently along the grain to create curved petals and secure layers with glue or wire. For fringe effects, make parallel cuts along one edge and wrap or roll the fringed strip around a base. When wrapping gifts, smooth the paper and secure with tape or ribbon; avoid excessive stretching that could lead to tearing. Allow adhesive to dry completely before handling decorated items.

Usage recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve color and texture. When combining colors, test a small sample to check for dye transfer if the paper becomes wet. Use craft-grade adhesives and lightweight supports for larger constructions to maintain shape without overloading the paper.