What is wrinkle paper

Wrinkle paper, also known as crepe paper, refers to a kind of processed paper with wrinkles on its surface, which can be divided into three categories: crepe paper for daily use, packaging and decoration. The paper for daily use, such as napkin paper and toilet paper, is made of soft tissue paper with good water absorption.

Wrinkle paper used for packaging is tough and elastic. It is used for packaging woolen thread, wool products and other flexible goods to prevent paper breakage due to the large scalability of the package. The tough packaging paper is used as the base paper.

Decorative crepe paper, such as various colored crepe paper, is used for holiday decoration and paper flowers, and tissue paper is used as the base paper. Usually, wet (or partially dried) base paper is scraped out on the drying cylinder, or wrinkles are pressed out by machinery, and then dried.

Originally, "hand kneaded paper" refers to the paper with natural wrinkle texture rubbed by hand. For example, the commonly used "South Korean hand kneaded paper" is really a piece of paper made by hand. The texture is kneaded by hand. The texture, texture and color of the paper are very special.

However, it is often said that hand kneaded paper refers to a kind of packaging paper that is very common in the market. It is the colored square paper with fine grain commonly used in flower stores. It is machine pressed and imitates the texture of hand kneaded paper. It is very cheap. Because of its many colors and low price, it is very suitable for packaging and origami. Some also use it to make paper flowers.

There are many kinds of paper called crepe paper, such as the kind that our teachers used to tie big saffron when we were young. The texture of the colored paper is a little like toilet paper, which is also called crepe paper. Some people also call the rubbing paper and paper cane crepe paper because they have wrinkles,