A folding of a simple polygon into a convex polyhedron is accomplished by glueing portions of the perimeter of the polygon together to form a polyhedron. A polygon Q is a flat n -folding of a polygon P if P can be folded to exactly cover the surface of Qn times, with no part of the surface of P left over. In this paper we focus on a specific type of flat 2-foldings, flat 2-foldings that wrapQ ; that is, foldings of P that cover both sides of Q exactly once. We determine, for any n, all the possible flat 2-foldings of a regular n-gon. We finish our paper studying the set of polygons that are flat 2-foldable to regular polygons.