What size is this wrapping paper?

This wrapping paper comes in two sizes: a 6 ft roll (30 by 72 inches) and a 15 ft roll (30 by 180 inches). Both are 30 inches wide, wide enough for oversized gifts and tall boxes.

Is Top Dog Cocker Spaniel Graduation a good gift for a cocker spaniel owner?

Yes, this wrapping paper features a repeating watercolor pattern of cocker spaniels, making it a thoughtful, breed-specific gift presentation for anyone who loves the breed. Ideal for birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day, Father's Day, or any occasion where the gift wrap should feel personal.

Where is this wrapping paper made?

All So Fetching wrapping paper is printed in the USA on premium glossy wrapping paper, with fast domestic shipping. Each roll is made fresh when you order, nothing sits in a warehouse.

Can the pattern be used for other occasions besides the one in the title?

Absolutely. Many of the designs are theme-neutral enough to work across occasions: a Spring Garden pattern wraps beautifully for birthdays, anniversaries, bridal showers, or Mother's Day, and wreath or floral designs work year-round for any dog lover.

Is the paper glossy or matte?

Glossy. Every So Fetching roll is printed on premium glossy wrapping paper for a smooth finish that makes the watercolor colors pop.

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Top Dog Cocker Spaniel Graduation

$19.99 USD

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Wraps about 4 gifts

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Somebody studied very hard for this, just look at that mortarboard sitting perfectly atop those iconic floppy ears. This watercolor pattern features a distinguished Cocker Spaniel in a classic black graduation cap, complete with a golden tassel and scattered gold stars on a crisp white background. It is the most academically accomplished gift wrap in the room, and it knows it. Wrap their diploma frame, their "congratulations on being smarter than me" gift, or honestly anything, because this paper deserves to walk across a stage.

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