Dotted Pattern Paper for Sewing, 45 Inch x 10 Yards Tracing Paper for Pattern Drafting, Spaced Every Inch Alphanumeric Marking Paper for Dressmaking

I would have liked a little thicker paper, but this will work for my needs.

Just like the paper we used in college, maybe a little thinner but in college we made our own patterns, this is more for tracing. Excellent quality. However, I do think the price is a little high

This is great paper. You can use it for tracing or making adjustments on the pattern piece. once you copy the original pattern tissue. It’s a nice weight.

I expected more out of this dot paper. It tears accidentally, and concerns me about using pattern tools on it. Numbers were printed on a slant (paper is not consistently straight). Not sure what measurement the brand is going off of but it is not consistent with American markings. I won’t be buying this a second time.Update: now that I’m a third of the way through the roll I discover there are whole sections where the numbers didn’t print, someone taped up holes to keep the paper running and they sold this as is. DO NOT BUY.

this is perfect for all PDF patterns that need to be transferred before cutting fabric. Plus paper is able to manipulate a person too for a better fit.

Great for making your own patterns. It doesn't tear easily and is durable.

The dots were very light so it was a little difficult to see, but I was able to make the pattern based on the sample picture. I was also able to erase any errors.

Cons:1. This is really the only con but it's kind of a big deal as it takes away from the ease of use. The paper is not as easy as it could/should be. The grid doesn't measure up to the English nor metric system. You can't count just squares and draw lines.Pros:1. Because there is a grid, 90 degree angles can be drawn without a triangle.2. Holds up well to erasers which are frequent when drafting patterns.3. It's nice and wide.4. Sturdy enough to hold up to pulling back and forth on a table if you use 2 hands.