Strathmore Paper 400 Series Printmaking Pad, Heavyweight, 8

Strathmore Paper 400 Series Printmaking Pad, Heavyweight, 8"x10", White, 20 Sheets

$ 11.17

Score By Feature

Based on 485 ratings

Customer service

9.81

Packaging

9.28

Giftable

9.25

Value for money

9.28

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Product Description

A heavyweight printing pad from Strathmore

It is perfect for learning how to master printmaking techniques thanks to its heavy weight and textured finish

Manufacturing of this item takes place in the

Questions & Answers

Do they work for luggage tags? Can I use them for my upcoming travels?

This could be used to make luggage tags, though it would be recommended to laminate them.

The paper appears to be fragile. Can I run it through the printer safely?

Thanks a lot for stopping by! When it comes to whether or not our art papers will work for inkjet or laser printing, the answer is not entirely straightforward. My team does not add any additives to the paper that have been designed specifically to be inkjet or laser printing compatible. In addition, we do not test our quality control or evaluation process for inkjet or laser printing. As a result, any of our art papers cannot be printed with an inkjet or laser printer.

In printmaking, what does the word mean?

You asked a great question. Thank you. The process of printing is the act of transferring images created on a matrix (metal, stone, wood, etc.) to another surface (paper, fabric, etc.). A result of this is that the same design can be interpreted in multiple ways. For lithography, intaglio, watercolor, and relief printing, our Heavyweight Printmaking paper is ideally suited.

Could anyone tell me what the thickness of this paper is? We are looking to make postcards and USPS requires at least a thickness of 10 mm for the postcards. You can get a copy of page 007 here. Can you fill out a form of 16 inches?

Honestly, I have no idea. If this is the case, I recommend you contact

Selected User Reviews For Strathmore Paper 400 Series Printmaking Pad, Heavyweight, 8"x10", White, 20 Sheets

The quality is excellent as usual from This is exactly what you need if you want to make your prints look and feel The best paper to choose if you are making prints to sell is this one

5/5

This package arrived without any dents or damaged, but your mileage may vary. The weight and thickness are just right.

I received my package without any dents or damage.

Reina Nguyen

| Nov 08, 2020

The paper is well written

5/5

The paper is a nice standard size. It's good for intaglio printing and should hold ink well. Dripping water onto the print does not seem to be an issue and it does not affect the print adversely.

Maren Bright

| Mar 17, 2021

For relief printing, this paper is great

5/5

There is a lot of paper here. Card stock is what it is. A relief print would benefit from the texture. Whenever I need to print "thank you" cards for business, I cut each sheet into quarters and print them on this size paper.

Kassidy Kerr

| Oct 20, 2020

There's some pretty good stuff in here

4/5

It's the gang here, I like to use this paper to draw on instead of printing. If I'm going to print anything, I use Rives BFK. Despite that, this stuff is pretty damn good, taking a variety of media well (ink, pen, pencil, conte crayon, and One thing to note is that using an eraser results in tearing and you realize that the core of the product isn't as good as it should be. In general, this is a good product for what it costs. I like the 8x10" size because it makes drawing easier since I don't have to cut down other paper.

Brinley Wells

| Oct 22, 2020

A nice piece of paper

4/5

Intaglio prints are well suited for paper and linoleum prints are equally well suited for paper. In the two orders I have placed, the corners of the packages arrived slightly bent because they slipped around in the shipping box.

Cannon Bryant

| Sep 07, 2020

This is perfect

5/5

I found the right type for my project and the quality was excellent. This is a great product!.

Frank Riley

| Oct 15, 2020

It is entirely possible to print with a pen if you do it by hand as While the paper is thick (280g/m), it is flexible and yet It is likely you will need a bit more ink than usual if you print exclusively by hand like I do and spend plenty of time with a brayer / spoon to cover the entire There is no 100% cotton in the fabric

4/5

Inks were used on this paper from Caligo safe wash ink and Speedball Linoleum. The paper isn't my favorite in the world, but for the price, it is perfect!.

Adonis Haas

| Feb 27, 2021

This is a good product

5/5

It is well suited for use in printmaking with.