100 Sheets Carbon Transfer Paper, A4 Tracing Transfer Paper White Carbon Paper with Embossing Stylus Set for Transfer Pattern on Wood, Paper, Canvas(21x29 cm)

Pros- they work as I'd expect them too- don't require a lot of pressure to transfer- get the tools includedCons- might be a little odd smelling but it smells like art supplies..Obviously this is going to work better on more contrasting surfaces. It works on acrylic paint and shaded paper/drawing pads. It doesn't require a lot of pressure to transfer.Plenty of sheets and you can reuse them a fair bit so you'll get a few uses out of one sheet. Should last plenty enough time to make it a reasonable purchase if you're looking for something like this.Works great even with an image on a piece of paper that I print out as well.No complaints with them!

The media could not be loaded. It makes no sense to sell these items as a pack. The listing implies this paper will transfer an image through tracing using tools provided. As you can the video this is not true.

The product arrived as expected. The packaging is a bit at risk of having the product arrive damaged and would be better if it was packaged in a cardboard sleeve. The sheets are a A4 so good for most needs. It is easy to use and quicker than the standard non-carbon tracing paper. Much quicker to use. It is also reusable to some extent as if you use a different area of sheet, it will still have carbon to transfer.If you make smaller drawings, you can move around the sheet and make full use of it. If you make larger pieces, you can patch them together to transfer a larger image. The tracing tools are more comfortable than a pencil and allow you to create precise lines. At £7.99 for 100 sheets, it is one of the more budget-friendly options. Perfect for students and artists. Great for transferring sketches to canvas/cardstock or creating alternative versions of your finished art.

Is necessary to use with the blue tattoo transfer stencil, but is way better than the paper that normally cames with it, the stencil is reusable and it's possible to buy cheap transfer paper instead the expensive one and it works perfectly anyway. I used it with a cheap thermal printer and after many other attempts with a lot of paper/blue stencil combinations, this is the perfect one. The print is reversed tho, so it is necessary to mirror it before printing.