📦 Pack of 50 White Carbon Transfer Paper Tracing Sheets 8.3"x11.7" for Wood, Paper, Canvas Pattern Transfer Review

When it arrived all the transfer paper on the bottom of the Revain bag was crumpled. I intend to use it to transfer drawn images to a stretched canvas. It remains to be seen if all the creases on the paper will allow for a smooth transfer of my drawings.

Very little or no "white carbon" on paper and leaves no useful marks. I have used red carbon paper in the past and expected this white carbon paper to leave a sharp line on the dark walnut wood. No, you could hardly make out a hint of a line. Returned. I should have paid attention to other reviewers.

I use it to transfer a design to a dark soapstone for carving. This paper works well and leaves a light, waxy white line. It probably won't rub off clean and you may have to use gouache, mineral spirits, alcohol, or some other solvent to remove the blemishes. My only complaint, like others, is that the shipping method dented the whole thing; However, wrinkles do not seem to affect the translations.

I have to try again before making my final decision but now I have to say the carbon paper doesn't work. I tried both sides and pressed very hard on the dark surface which took color and nothing. I'm disappointed with this, Amazon seems to be missing a selection of this item and what was a cheap option seems cheap too. shame

I use it to transfer hand embroidery patterns onto fabric. It works well for this purpose, but not very well. The lines start out nice and clear, but as you work on the project and things touch the fabric, the lines fade a bit, making it difficult to see intricate details in most cases. Oddly enough, sometimes it's difficult to wash it off.

I have to say it's not as good as more expensive transfer paper but considering you can get 5 sheets of more expensive transfer paper for almost $9 it's easy to bear , because it is not so good. Carbon paper serves its purpose and works quite well. I wish you could get 2 different colors in one pack (one for light and one for dark) but the green is visible on both, it's just hard to see on darker fabrics.