Outus 105 Pieces Carbon Transfer Paper 11.7 x 8.3 Inch Tracing Paper
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About Outus 105 Pieces Carbon Transfer Paper 11.7 x 8.3 Inch Tracing Paper
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
80% found it easy to use for transfers, while 20% had difficulties
I was initially nervous about the product after seeing mixed reviews, but I am happy to report that it works well when tracing onto wood.
When holding it in place, there is no accidental contact transfer from hands and fingers, making the product better.
I drew a design on transfer paper and used it to make a sign for my driveway. Wood burning with precision, it turned out great.
It is recommended to test a small mark before starting to ensure the right side is used.
72% appreciated the high-quality paper, but 28% found it too thin
The paper we use is thin and does not have any hard backing or packaging, but it does not affect our product.
I compared it to carbon paper but white. It works well for art projects on black paper.
The transferred lines wipe off if rubbed but generally stay pretty well, and wash off completely with a little water.
Each sheet can be reused several times.
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74% liked the vibrant image transfer, although 26% noticed fuzziness
I had a specific requirement of transferring an intricate embroidery pattern onto black fabric and found this transfer paper to be the perfect solution.
This transfer paper was the perfect solution for my specific requirement of transferring an intricate embroidery pattern onto black fabric.
I was surprised that the white transfer paper worked perfectly on my dark blue fabric.
I had a positive experience with this transfer paper. It is similar to the chalk pens I have used before and can be easily removed with an eraser or water.
I noticed that the lines would not budge and started rubbing off the background paint.
The lines would not budge and started rubbing off the background paint.
