





Winding Berry Vine Christmas Wrapping Paper – Green Waves and Red Dashes
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Fresh and old-fashioned, this berry vine Christmas wrapping paper sends winding green vines dotted with red berries up the sheet in tall stripes. Between the vines run wavy green lines sprinkled with small dots and columns of red diamond dashes, all on a soft cream ground.
Wrapping paper only. Ribbons, boxes and decorations shown are not included.
🍃 Vines that climb the box
Instead of straight stripes, the berry vines curve from side to side, giving the paper a soft, organic movement.
The red dashes add a hint of Christmas sparkle without overpowering the greenery.
What runs up the stripes
- Berry vines: slim green leaves crowd along a swaying stem, with clusters of red berries tucked between them.
- Wavy lines: a thin green ribbon of a line ripples beside each vine, with tiny dots floating in the curves.
- Red dashes: small red diamonds line up in a column like stitching.
- Cream ground: a warm, quiet shade that lets the green and red stand out.
Who it suits
- Garden lovers: a trowel, seed packets or a pair of gloves tucked in a box.
- Hosts: a jar of jam, a tin of cookies or a bottle of cider.
- Teachers: a mug and a handwritten note look tidy in vertical stripes.
- Grandparents: an heirloom feel that suits a hot-cocoa tin or a knitted scarf.
- Tree trimmers: a wrapped ornament box looks right at home beside the branches.
Wrapping with stripes
Stripes read best when they run straight along the box. Line a vine up with the long edge of a present, then fold the ends so a vine or a column of dashes sits in the middle of the lid.
- Tall boxes: let the vines climb from bottom to top for a lengthening line.
- Flat boxes: run the stripes across the lid and add a red ribbon in the same direction.
- Bottle bands: circle a bottle neck or a jar with one narrow vine strip.
Pairing
Solid red, kraft or cream paper sits comfortably beside this one, and a plain green ribbon repeats the leaves. For a related look, see the berry garland stripe wrapping paper, which also pairs berries with stripes.
Leftover pieces go a long way here. A narrow strip circles a jar, a single vine makes a neat gift tag, and a folded scrap lines the inside of a greeting card, so the berries keep showing up long after the big parcels are done.
Each roll is printed after you order; production and delivery times by country are on Fulfillment + Shipping. More to browse: all Christmas wrapping paper.
Winding Berry Vine Wrapping Paper Features
Sharp, high-definition print
Every detail of the artwork is printed in high definition across the paper's printed face, so fine lines and small motifs stay crisp.
Sturdy fine-art paper
A 90 gsm fine-art sheet has enough body for tight corners and tidy seams on boxes of every size.
Two surface looks
Choose a soft, glare-free matte face or a subtle gleam from the glossy one. The artwork itself is identical either way.
Clean cuts, crisp folds
Ordinary household scissors glide through it, and it holds a crisp fold.
Shipped as a roll
Your order travels rolled rather than folded, so the design arrives without fold lines.
Winding Berry Vine Wrapping Paper Details
Size and specifications
- Roll width: 30 in (76 cm); may differ by up to 0.5 in
- Roll length: 36 in (91 cm), 72 in (183 cm) or 180 in (457 cm)
- Paper weight: 90 gsm
- Print: Front face only; white back
- Roll ends: Plain white margin with a barcode and QR code
Materials and care
- Storage: Keep dry and away from direct heat; store loosely rolled
- Tape: Ordinary clear tape works; on glossy paper, double-sided tape gives the neatest seams
Winding Berry Vine Wrapping Paper FAQ
Is this berry wrapping paper?
Yes. The red berries sit along every green vine, so each stripe reads as a berry branch.
Are the vines straight or curved?
Curved. Each vine sways gently from side to side, and the wavy lines beside it echo that movement.
Which ribbon goes with it?
Dark green satin picks up the leaves, red velvet follows the dashes, and ivory ribbon blends into the ground.
How does it differ from the berry garland stripe design?
The garland paper uses red lines on cream; this one runs leafy green vines with berries between wavy lines.
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