Review on 🎨 Tuttle Origami Paper: 48 Sheets of Chiyogami Prints with 8 Unique Patterns and Easy-to-Follow Instructions for 6 Projects by Jessica Lewis

Although this paper does not have the texture of traditional Japanese paper, the colored backing is useful for projects that show both sides of the paper. So it works well for boxes and things like that. Slight tendency to chip or crease, typical of glossy paper, careful folding can mitigate this (avoid back folds, multiple layers; work on a smooth surface). As with many Tuttle duo papers with a light backing, there may be a "see-through" design on the top. But I liked some of the patterns and this Lucky Cat pattern in particular was perfect for a gift to a friend.