🎨 White Art Street Easel/Art Roll by Pacon (P4763), 18" x 200", 1 Roll Review

This is my third roll of this material. I've given it away twice. So much fun for kids, easy to roll and paint! And mom can just tear it off and start a new piece! The wide spacing avoids cluttering the edges of small sheets of paper.

I bought this for soap making but my 1 year old nephew loves to roll it on the floor, lie on his stomach and draw on it. It's fun to draw with him! I like that the paper is thicker than most papers. So if he holds the marker in the same spot for a few seconds, he won't make holes in the paper.

This paper is great for gift wrapping. It's a nice weight and just very easy to use and folds up nicely when packing boxes. I personally like to use white as any other color will always work. I am planning to get another roll for my granddaughter for crafting/coloring/drawing etc.

This is a good paper but I wish it was a little more comfortable to draw on as my dedicated artist who was 3 years old drew a nice hole in his painting! Rzhunimagu! This little guy's hand was spinning all the time but I have to say the other 3 and 4 year olds had no problems. So it can be a user rather than a product.

This simple roll is great for kids' crafts and is affordable. We don't have an easel, but we just keep a roll of other art supplies and roll out as many as needed each time. It takes some practice to straighten it without an easel, but it's doable. We also use this to place under other crafts to protect our desk from markers, glitter, glue and all those messy things kids love.

Bought to replace the roller that came with my child's easel. If you only work with dry materials - pencil, crayon, chalk - that's fine, but this paper doesn't cope at all with markers or watercolors. Since my child's favorite medium is watercolor, this is a fail. The paper creases immediately and absorbs the ink unevenly. Shift it until she shows interest in crayons and pencils.

Ordered for my kids who like to do needlework. They love big paper. You can draw any size you want. We don't have a roll of paper so we just left it in the box it came in, cut a slit in one side and pulled the paper through. The box works great instead of having to buy another thing to hold the paper. They use it whenever they want and a year later we still have paper on the roll!

This paper goes beautifully with the IKEA Mala easel. It's much longer than the standard rolls you can buy at the toy store. It is thick enough to be used with poster paints or watercolors. If you are looking for an easel I recommend the Ikea easel, it only costs 15.00 and is of great quality. The one I have is 5 years old and I use it every day; still in perfect condition. In any case, I have carefully checked my purchases and I recommend this paper.

We bought this for our little one to draw and color in. The purchase was worth it. After looking at several different reels we found this to be the best value for the size and what we were looking for. And the price is great, especially considering how much paper is on the roll. We just roll it out on our kitchen table, tape it up and send our daughter to town with paints, crayons, paints and more. It also makes her a great napkin while she eats. It keeps the desk clean, but she can also draw…

Whoever these adorable boys are, Doug and Melissa make lots of wooden things for kids, including a great painting easel. We bought it about 3 years ago for our granddaughter who is now 6 years old. It came with a roll of paper attached to a needle that allowed the beginning artist to pull out a new sheet to begin each new drawing. You probably already know how kids feel about paper towels and pull out six sheets from a roll when one sheet will do. It's the same with drawings. The roll of…