UCREATEPrintmaking Paper, White, 9" x 12", 100 Sheets

I got this for gelli monoprinting and it works perfectly. It's economical, so I can experiment with monoprinting. It's acid free and a little heavier than printer paper, so it's at least student grade. It's not perfectly opaque all the way across the page, but I think that reads a little "crafty." It is a warm white.

Paper is a good value for the money. A little bit lightweight, but my speedball ink did not bleed through. It is not much heavier than regular paper, but tolerated my roller press with out incident

Love the pages, works great for all my projects

I really enjoy using this printmaking paper it is pretty good though it is pretty thin but it doesn't limit the process I will just take your time and it works really well

My art classes used this paper for their simple relief prints. It has a good weight and finish, as well as a nice warmth (as in, the white isn't too cool-toned or bright). Recommended.

Good paper for the price for small art projects.

This is the second time I have purchased this paper. Get a lot for your money and takes the ink well. Will buy again when needed.

I’ve returned my first pack of this product, and I am awaiting a replacement. I would have given this product a higher rating based on the surface feel and acceptable weight (light) of the paper. The concern was that every sheet in the pack (which comes shrink wrapped) had a crease across the sheet about three inches from the bottom. This could not have been due to a carrier mishandling; this was a crease in each of the 100 sheets, not a bend. So, there was not a useable sheet for printing. I hope the replacement pack does not have a similar issue.UPDATE: I have received a replacement pack of this paper, and have raised my rating by one star to 3. The paper prints well for kids crafts; stamping and basic single color block printing. It is light enough that it can be folded into quarters and made into diy cards but may curl if used for linocut printing. This can be corrected with a small amount of glue stick inside the folded “card”.