Carbon Paper Transfer Tracing Black Graphite Paper 150 Sheets for Wood, Paper, Canvas and Other Art Surfaces (8.5 x 11 Inches)
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Yes, it would be suitable for that purpose.
It didn't leave a mark on a rag I made out of a white teesirt.
Selected User Reviews For Carbon Paper Transfer Tracing Black Graphite Paper 150 Sheets for Wood, Paper, Canvas and Other Art Surfaces (8.5 x 11 Inches)
I would have bought it a long time ago if I had known it existed. It works similarly to carbon paper, but the graphite can be erased with a vinyl eraser, or it can be wiped off glass or washed out of fabric. You can use it to transfer your own designs to almost anything and bring images to life in new ways. When transferring outlines to another piece of paper, each page goes a long way because you won't use the entire page. br>br>I feel compelled to give this a five-star rating. I'm hoping there are larger sizes of this graphite tracing paper available because I need some, though this could be taped together to make a larger page. br>br>This is an excellent product, and I will purchase more as needed.
After trying a few different methods of transferring what I wanted to do in the wood, I remembered using carbon paper for transfer. So far, so good. Excellent value for money, and extremely simple to operate.
Painting on canvases is a favorite pastime of mine with my grandchildren. Now I print something, and they use the graphite paper to trace it onto a canvas. After that, they're all set to be painted!.
The process was simple and quick, and the product was of excellent quality and value. I'm overjoyed to have received it. It's perfect for tattoos, whether you're a pro or a beginner! I use the majority of mine on hand poked tattoos, and it's just the right amount to begin with!.
It was said to transfer to metal, glass, and other smooth surfaces in the description. That wasn't the case. br>I didn't give it a lower rating because it would work fine on wood, paper, or other similar surfaces, but not on hard, smooth surfaces.
This is something I use all the time and it works perfectly; as long as you press hard enough, you can transfer to almost any material. This is exactly what I'm looking for. In addition, you'll receive a substantial amount of transfer paper.
I used to use carbon paper that required a lot of pressure. These were ideal for my needs (transferring images to a project I was working on) and delivered excellent results. The price was also very reasonable.
As an artist, I need to be subtle and precise when transferring my sketches, and this transfer paper is of excellent quality.