Interdruk paper — Premium orange tissue paper, color No.105, decorative wrapping and craft use

Interdruk Premium orange tissue paper, color No.105, is a lightweight decorative sheet designed for wrapping, cushioning and creative craft work. The translucent, flexible texture allows for neat folds, gentle cushioning and layered color effects. This tissue paper is suitable for retail gift wrapping, event decorations, flower arranging and general craft projects where a vivid orange tone is required.

Advantages

The paper combines thin, pliable fibers with consistent dyeing to deliver uniform color and easy handling. Its lightweight construction makes it simple to shape around objects, create volume without bulk and add decorative accents. The translucency offers subtle depth when layered, while the smooth surface accepts adhesives and inks for labeling or decorative touches.

Suitable for

• Gift wrapping and presentation
• Flower arranging and bouquet protection
• Packaging filler for fragile items
• Paper crafts, collage and DIY decorations
• Retail displays and event styling

Key specifications

• Color: vivid orange (No.105)
• Material: lightweight tissue paper
• Finish: translucent, smooth surface
• Typical use: decorative wrapping, cushioning and crafting
• Handling: foldable, creasable and easy to shape

How to use

Cut or tear sheets to the required size and wrap items by folding the tissue neatly around the object; secure with tape or ribbon as needed. For cushioning or filler, crumple sheets lightly to create soft padding and place around fragile items. For floral applications, wrap stems or create decorative sleeves, and layer sheets to achieve the desired opacity and color intensity. For craft projects, adhere pieces with common craft glues or double-sided tape, and allow inks or paints to dry on the surface.

Usage recommendations

Store tissue paper flat or rolled in a dry environment to prevent moisture damage and color transfer. When wrapping items with sharp edges, use additional protective layers to avoid tearing. Test adhesives, inks or paints on a small corner first to ensure compatibility with the smooth, thin surface.