Review on Strathmore 400 Series Watercolor Block, Cold Press, 11x15 Bound - High-Quality 15-Sheet Watercolor Paper Block by Wendy Rodriguez
** How to separate glued pages **
A watercolor paper pad is a stack of paper that is glued on all 4 sides. This helps keep the paper stretched so the paper doesn't puddle when wet. In the middle of one of the pages you will find a small area that is NOT glued. This is where you need to insert a palette knife or a blunt kitchen knife that won't damage the paper. Insert a knife and gently run it along the edge to separate the paper from the pad. I give this paper 2-3 stars because it's not the best quality. Arches is much more expensive but definitely a superior product.
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