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Product: Hotop 100 Sheets Carbon Transfer Paper, Black Tracing Paper for Wood, Paper, Canvas and Other Art Surfaces (8.5 x 11 Inch)
Brand: Hotop
Relevance: Substitute
Quantity, size and color:
100 Sheets 8.5 by 11 inch tracing papers, enough for your spare or replacement; Black color, can transfer dark, clear and visible lines.

Repeated use:
Wax is added to make the paper cleaner to use; Carbon paper, durable, it can be applied for several times and do not smudge and illegible or unclear.

Erasable transferred images:
Transferred patterns can be easily cleaned off on the paper and smooth wood with an eraser; But for the rough uneven surface, it maybe spend a little time in erasing.

Useful carbon copy paper:
Transfer sheet paper allows you to imprint the dark and clear patterns down to the places you want, simplifies artworks, saves time, reduces stress and makes art time more enjoyable.

Application:
You can transfer your works onto most surfaces like paper, wood, canvas, ceramic, clay, glass and so on.

Warm notice:
This kind of paper is not suitable for fabrics and sewing projects.
Make sure that it does not transfer onto your hands when use the paper.

Package includes:
100 Sheets black carbon paper
Package content: 100 sheets carbon transfer papers in total; Size (W x L): 8.5 x 11 inch; Stronger and larger, can use one sheet several times
Work on many surfaces: you can trace your design, pattern or images onto canvas, paper, wood, glass, metal, ceramic, clay etc.; Note: not suitable for fabrics and sewing projects
Fine quality: wax is added to make the paper cleaner to use, help to create clearer and more consistent lines, and will not bleed through paint
Time-saving and enjoyable point: simplify crafts and artworks, saving time, reducing stress and making your art projects more funny and enjoyable
Easy to use: place the trace paper facing the color side down on your chosen surface, next place your image over the transfer paper, then use pencil to trace your image to transfer it onto the surface