Review on 🎨 Unleash Your Creativity with Magic Water Painting Paper for Scrapbooking & Stamping by Kristen Simpson

The picture of a girl was the first thing my granddaughter drew with a brush and it never quite went away. It was gray paper. My grandson used green and his drawings faded but after an hour of use the paper was full of faint spots that can still be seen and a very dark spot that would ruin any new drawing. With prolonged use, you can see the paper bending. I let them both sit for a week and even put a fan on them and they still look the same. I went back and read other reviews and I don't understand why this paper works for most people. I really made this a fun activity and my granddaughter was completely bored watching her brother draw picture after picture and she just sat there waiting for her drawing to go away. When he got tired of drawing, she took his newspaper and had some fun, but I thought it was a waste of time and money. $8 for paper, 2 $1 frames at Dollar Tree, 1 $1 foam pad, and $14 for Pentel Arts Aquash Water brushes that hold water in the pen. They worked great! But I spent more than the cost of a real 10 x 10 Buddha board to allow both kids to paint with water at the same time, and most of my purchase is going in the trash. Pooh!