Strathmore 59-803 Strathmore Printable Vellum 20Sheet Translucent, 8.5 x 11, Multicolor

I used these in my inkjet Pixma pro-100 printer to create photo prints for my thesis show. The quality of the prints is great and the paper doesn't bleed. However, when it comes to color it's hard to get exactly what you'd like/what you see on your screen. The whole process was a part of trial and error but I used them a ton and ended up buying many packages and using them all! Overall, they're great for photos and probably even better for simpler printing projects.

I made my own wedding invitations, as the elegant style I was going for was ridiculously pricey. I printed my design with our Canon inkjet printer and it turned out beautifully with no smudge or wrinkle/bend through the feeder. This paper was easy to cut with a paper cutter also. Excellent high quality feel to the paper. Really elevates any homemade craft you may have in mind

Absolutely loved this vellum. The quality if very thick and sturdy, but also thin enough to fit into a regular inkjet printer. My printer has no issues with the vellum and it printed on it as quick as regular paper. From the picture, you can see the vellum is pretty see through but also think enough the be flat. The ink didn't really smear from even printing the thinner lines. That was one of by biggest worries about it. I will warn that if you do fold the paper it will leave a white line so I suggest not folding it under any circumstances. Also use it wisely since the pack only comes with 20 sheets of paper.

There were several reviews that talked about how the paper rolled or smudged. My paper did neither. It printed easily and even right after it came off the press it did not smudge AT ALL. The quality of the paper was perfect and it was a great receiver of/medium for the ink. The ink turned out smooth, dark, sharp, and rich. I made invitations with the vellum (that was the purpose of the purchase) so it was mostly words but did have a clip art picture on it as well, that also turned out crisp. I also used a mini little swingline cutter and it cuts very nicely as well. I could not say enough good things about this vellum. By the way, my printer is a Brother ink jet printer.

I'm printing photos that will be decoupaged onto a bottle that is lit from within. I printed 16 photos per page on five different printers with the following results:- HP Laserjet 4600 - dark colors that turned comic-like after a week.- HP Laserjet 9500 Transparency - printed well but too light for project.- Xerox Phaser 8560 - dark colors that looked good but had started flaking after a week.- Inkjet (I'll get model) - wouldn't take the paper. I might try again and trick it by lightly gluing the velum to regular paper.- Canon Pro-100 - printed on Plain Paper setting (no transparency or vellum options) with fast print - clear, durable printing but very light.- Canon Pro-100 - printed on Plain Paper setting with standard print - ink globbed irregularly, worst print of the lot.None of them are what I wanted. Hopefully a spraying with Krylon Fixative Spray will allow me to use the darker version from the 8560.

First time I have ever bought Vellum paper and I wasn't entirely sure what it was, but I had an idea. This paper worked great for my ink-jet printer! My expectations were exceeded and I ended up using the whole pack on Christmas gifts to cover up pictures and give a cool look to them. For some projects, I even printed pictures on them in black and white and color and they turned out great. The pictures appear to be slightly fogged and I mean slightly, the clarity is still good. I would recommend. The only problem I had was that when i tried to seal it with mod podge (even adding a thin layer and also just using a glue stick) the paper wanted to try to roll up and form bubbles. I had to go with tape to stick it down.

I don't normally write reviews, but I had to throw in my two cents here. I saw other reviews where other people had trouble printing on this, but I found as long as you only load and print one sheet at a time (kind of a pain if you're doing any kind of volume) there's no problem whatsoever. I didn't need to use any special settings either, just one sheet at a time, I didn't have problems with jamming or smearing. People that are having problems may have an issue with their printer, but in my experience it's not the fault of the paper. I'm using these for wedding invitations and I think they look great, sturdy enough to hold up and be legible, but easy to see the detail of the paper underneath (the whole point) and look delicate.

Prints outs 𝓑𝓮𝓪𝓾𝓽𝓲𝓯𝓾𝓵𝓵𝔂 & super sharpand colors so bright , I tried using it by folding it like tissue paper with my logobut it doesn’t fold as muchso not sure how im going to use themAny Suggestions?