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1. Felt Santa bags with legs that dangle over your mantle.
2. Galaxy print paper that proves your presents are out of this world.
3. An Official North Pole-certified sack for those presents that are hardest to wrap.
Get it from Amazon for $7.99.
4. ~Mapping paper~ for anyone who's been diagnosed with wanderlust.
5. Lemonade gift wrap that knows your best revenge is your (wrapping) paper.
6. Chalkboard gift wrap you can personalize with illustrations, messages and more.
7. Dapper dachsund paper that's definitely not hiding a boxed sweater. No siree.
8. Gold splattered paper to make any present Pollock-esque.
9. A gift bag perfect for any double decker present.
10. Narwhal paper that makes presents toot their own ~horn~.
11. Metallic-edged boxes that make opening gift cards way more fun.
12. Drake paper that turns gift wrap into gift rap.
Get it from Little Lungs Design on Etsy for $7.68.
13. Silver scalloped gift bags that are (mer)made for only the prettiest presents.
14. Gold foil paper that proves simple is always stunning.
16. Dino gift wrap to open next to a rawr-ing fire.
17. Silver boxes that look perfect under a glamorous Christmas tree.
18. Vegetable wrapping paper for anyone you care(rot) about.
19. Extra-thick wrap that'll transform any present pile into a forest of birch trees.
20. Customizable wrapping paper covered in frames you can fill with personal photos.
21. Illustrated kraft paper for any ~party animal~.
22. Gold marble bags that make any gift a little fancier.
23. Gift wrap for the straight-talker in the family.
24. Cozy kitty paper for presents meant to give the warm & fuzzies.
25. Sweary paper perfect for hiding bullshit presents.
26. Très chic gift wrap that's covered in vintage dress patterns.
27. Cheeky paper that's a twist on a classic.
