Efficient Tracing with Saral Transfer Tracing Paper Graphite Review

I bought this for a paint shop. At the beginning of the workshop, the facilitator noted that some of us had this tracing paper and said that others had not been very well traced in previous workshops of what had happened. The graphite seemed to transfer better on my fingertips where I held the original sketch (not where you want it to transfer) than on the pen/pencil lines (where you expect it to transfer). Very weak and unstable transmission.

This graphite paper can be good for transferring patterns onto paper or other softer materials, but for wood, which is what I bought it for (wood burning), it's useless. I tried it on different types of wood and almost tore the top sheet of paper with the pattern on it trying to press hard enough to convey the line. It was almost invisible on the wood. I ended up using another brand that works much better. I cannot use this product and will not buy it again.

I really like this paper. I'm new to watercolor painting and prefer to trace my drawings in a general pattern. It's nice to have a roll so you have the option to choose the size that suits your needs. I accidentally found that water erases the line - perfect for me - I can wet the area, the line disappears and then I can add whatever colors I want. You can use a light touch and the line will go onto the paper. You must be careful not to press the paper hard with your hand, otherwise stains will