No LEGO Here Wrapping Paper
No LEGO Here Wrapping Paper
This paper states, "No Lego Here" (fun fact: Lego is singular because it’s an adjective). It also clearly says: Do not shake, Do not rattle. But if you do, just a little, you’ll hear that unmistakable clink-clink of Legos, teasing you into wondering what’s really inside. It’s the perfect way to remind kids not to believe everything they read.
FAQ
Q: What sizes do you offer? A: Sheets are 19" × 27" (great for a shirt box). Rolls are 19" × 81" — equal to three sheets — and come in a reusable storage sleeve.
Q: What is the paper like? A: Printed on premium 70 lb matte paper that’s uncoated, smooth, and easy to fold without tearing.
Q: Is it eco‑friendly? A: Yes — fully recyclable, uncoated, and produced in small batches using vegetable‑based inks, chemistry‑free plates, and 100% wind‑powered electricity.
Q: Is the design single‑sided? A: Yes — the pattern is printed on one side with a clean white back.
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I received my order and am very pleased with the quality of your products, the handwritten note and the bonus stickers and gift tag! I have used one sheet of the “sock” paper and look forward to using the “book” and “Lego” paper for Christmas
I have never been more impressed with an Etsy seller. Purchased this wrapping paper and received a free extra sheet of valentine paper, four little handmade gift tags and the delivery envelope itself was incredible. Thank you Jenny, your shop is awesome. I will definitely buy from you shop again!
They sent some extra cute homemade tags as a bonus. Great thick quality wrapping paper. My daughter loved the details on the paper.
I was really pleased with this wrapping paper! It looked exactly like the photo. I ordered two sheets, which were the perfect size to cover the two boxes I needed them for. The paper itself felt sturdy and of good quality. While the packaging was slightly bent during transport, it didn’t seem to affect the wrapping paper inside. I would definitely purchase more wrapping paper from here in the future