By 1919, having confirmed that the lining sheets' sales weren't a fluke, the pair began producing and selling their own printed paper—decorative, and designed for the sole purpose of wrapping gifts.

House & Home editor Cindy Gregorian found colorful, patterned papers with metallic images at World Market for $2.99 a sheet. She used three sheets to cover several books to spruce up corners of ...

Here we mention 7 simple and accurate steps to make decorative, handmade paper at home. 2 / 8. ... Remove the sheets carefully without tearing them, and then decorate them as you wish.

In 1919, Hallmark began producing decorative wrapping paper, their first departure from the greeting card industry. Thanks to the Hall brothers' quick thinking, gift wrap is a 3.2 billion dollar ...