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Speedball Mona Lisa 17 1/2-Inch-by-11 3/4-Inch Chacopaper, White

Speedball Mona Lisa 17 1/2-Inch-by-11 3/4-Inch Chacopaper, White

Speedball Mona Lisa 17 1/2-Inch-by-11 3/4-Inch Chacopaper, White
$ 12.89

Score By Feature

Based on 15 ratings
Value for money
7.27
Giftable
7.37
Satisfaction
7.24
Packaging
7.36

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Product Description

Perfect for use in a variety of arts and crafts projects or sewing
The product works well on leather and fabric
It works well with both plastic and wood as well as
If traces remain on the cloth, a damp cloth can be used to erase them
The size of the sheet is 17-1/2 by 11-3/4 inches.

Selected User Reviews For Speedball Mona Lisa 17 1/2-Inch-by-11 3/4-Inch Chacopaper, White

I found it to be an excellent product! The white transfer paper works great for applying designs to surfaces that have been blackened with chalk
5/5

It makes me happy for a few months when I have one sheet. I label the un-protected side of both sheets "this side up," as the package contains a white coated sheet and a white protector sheet There is a coated side to the coated sheet, a protector side to the protector sheet, so that you can tell them apart quickly. The 2 sheets are either rolled up together in a cardboard tube, coated side facing the protector sheet, or stored in a paper towel tube if they are not in use. This eliminates folds in the sheets rapidly.

Melani Salazar
Melani Salazar
| Feb 08, 2021
It's not that new after all
3/5

A sealed package listed as NEW was found to have been opened when the product, chaco paper, was acquired. Despite its crinkle, the transfer paper still looks good. While purchasing the transfer paper, I was not aware that it was slightly worn out.

Rose Ford
Rose Ford
| Feb 11, 2021
There is a problem with both pieces! You don't want to throw your money away
3/5

The two pieces of paper should work for the price, since I just completed what I thought was a transfer of a project from paper to wood only to realize one of the pieces of paper does not.

Payton Weaver
Payton Weaver
| Jul 16, 2020
The program is easy to use
3/5

I'm looking forward to it when A friend of mine and I ordered two packages of this paper for an embroidery project. Since we were making 16 kits, we cut the chacopaper into separate pieces. In my naveté, I neglected to test the paper first. The paper in one package worked as described, but in the other, it did not transfer. Due to the paper in the kit, I have received several returns. When I get the product in the future, I will be sure to test it. My order will be placed once it works again. It's great when it works!.

Aubriella Villanueva
Aubriella Villanueva
| Nov 16, 2020
Thank you for this great product
5/5

I used it to transfer a Celtic knot design for embroidery and it worked perfectly! If there were no transfers, patterns, or patterns lasting, I can't say it would be easier to rewrite the paper) At this price, it's really not worth caring. It was usable, but it wasn't worth it. I loved the price and the product was fantastic.

Finnegan Nicholson
Finnegan Nicholson
| Mar 31, 2021
This is an extremely disappointing product
3/5

First of all, it comes with two sheets that are identical in appearance, but only one has a special transfer material applied. Unless you test both versions (Strike One), you'll never know which one is the best for your application. I finally discovered which sheet was good after I noticed some very fine white lines on the wooden project board I was using (Strike Two). However, the lines were so faint that I would never be able to see them or follow them with my scroll saw. On the Chacopaper, I made several sketches that I tried to transfer to a sheet of cardboard by pressing very hard. As I pressed the line into the cardboard, I could see the line, but no white color appears on it (and I noticed that I use the right side of paper when I do I was not happy with this product, and it was a waste of money.

Nixon Weiss
Nixon Weiss
| Oct 02, 2020
Scratchboard work is made easy with this product
5/5

There is no better transfer paper to do scratchboard work than this one. The line is just wide enough to be seen on the black surface but not so thick that it obscures the image Transfer paper from Salal is thick and lays down really thick white lines, which are hard to eliminate A damp watercolor brush can be used to remove the Chacopaper lines. The reason I had originally written a bad review was because the form I had was not working. This was just a backer sheet rather than a real one. Several sheets were packaged in the package, if I'm not mistaken. Despite this, there is just one sheet in the description. In this case, I did not want to give a negative review when the error may be my own.

The price is quite high for a single sheet, but the product makes up for it in its uses. Sometimes you can find it for less at local craft stores.

Leighton Montoya
Leighton Montoya
| Dec 17, 2020
About 50% of the time, the product will actually work
3/5

Even though I rarely post negative reviews, sometimes products irritate me when they are not as expected, when they are more expensive than I expected, or when I no longer have the receipt (or there is no way to return them). A few weeks ago I bought this at Michael's in Charlotte. In the box there are two sheets of transfer paper with a price of $9 - $13 Originally, I thought it was quite expensive. The first time I tried it, it did not transfer at all, and I was close to throwing it all out - but then I had a second test, and it did indeed work! However, only very very light transfer was made. This product will not be recommended to me.

Walter Petersen
Walter Petersen
| Jul 14, 2020

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