What is the difference between 180 gram and lighter crepe paper?

180 gram is heavy crepe paper. It is thicker and stiffer than 90 to 140 gram papers, so it holds curled and cupped petal shapes better but is less supple for tiny, fine petals.

Each roll measures 50 cm by 250 cm, about 19.5 by 98.5 inches. That gives a long, wide sheet for cutting petals, leaves and wrap strips.

Can I use it for paper flowers?

Yes. It is made for paper flower crafts, floral wrapping and event decor. The heavy weight suits roses, peonies and other structured blooms; for small buds, lighter crepe paper is easier to shape.

Does it work with a crepe paper curling machine?

The maker says it is suited for use with their crepe paper curling machine. The 180 gram weight is firm enough to take a curl without collapsing.

Is the print on one side or both?

The roll is described as a spring floral print, but the material does not state whether the pattern runs on one side or both. Check the roll before planning a project where the reverse side shows.