2 Roll Tracing Paper Roll 12in x 50yd White Trace Paper Translucent Tracing Paper for Drawing, Sketching, Crafts, Sewing and Graphic Design Course, Art Anatomy Classes

great paper

I’m using it for sewing pattern making. It works great!

The 2 rolls came quickly & are exactly what I needdd.

The paper its not enough transparent for working...

This makes really really nice paper for creating paper luminaries and shadow boxes. It's very versatile and is super nice quality

Tracing paper is so nice to have because sometimes you just need to get the outline of something or you just need a rubbing of something. And having Trace paper in a roll gives you variety of size versus having to buy multiple sheets of paper. This is absolutely worth every penny. The transparency is wonderful, it's so easy to use, because it comes in a roll it's versatile so it could be used for many many projects, and it doesn't tear like tissue paper so it's durable. Absolutely quality paper.

This two-pack of tracing paper turned out to be a surprisingly good find! Usually I'll buy tracing paper bound in pads in the same section of the store that has sketchbooks, but I thought I'd try it out in roll form just to see how different it could be. It was like the difference between night and day -- I was quite surprised!The paper is smooth and, while it had a bit of tooth, was otherwise untextured. There was none of the ripples that some tracing paper pads have when the delicate paper absorbs moisture from the air. It's heavier than sewing pattern paper but still retains just as much transparency, and is thin enough to still be pliable. Best yet, you can cut off exactly the amount that you need, rather than having to stick with pre-cut sheets. This is actually a huge plus, at least for me, because it always felt wasteful to only use part of a sheet and then have to scrap the rest.It also means I can use these long sheets of paper for larger tracing projects, like sewing patterns, which makes me VERY happy because I've always had to use the digital patterns I purchased before on typing paper and it's very frustrating to not be able to see the pattern of the fabric you're using underneath the thick, opaque paper.I mean, admittedly, I haven't sampled EVERY kind of tracing paper that exists out there but, compared with what I used to purchase, I'm heartily impressed. The only thing I have yet to figure out now is whether to set this up on a paper on a paper towel roll or just measure it out by hand each time. Maybe I'll save an old cling-wrap box to use with it, as an option, too. There are just so many things to try!

I’m much prefer trace paper with a 1 inch core. Easier to handle.