Carbon Paper Set for DIY Artwork and Woodworking: 200 Sheets, Tracing Paper, and Styluses

Worth: $9.99 - $8.99
(as of Aug 09,2023 05:26:46 UTC – Particulars )

Product Description

Whole 200 sheets, repeatedly use and sturdy.

For precise tracing, choose this high-quality carbon paper measuring 11.8" x 8.3". It's the perfect tool for transferring designs onto canvas with ease.

Tracing with carbon paper, also known as graphite switch paper, is a versatile technique for transferring designs, patterns, or images onto various surfaces such as canvas, paper, wood, glass, metal, ceramic, clay, and more.

When using this tracing paper, you can easily switch patterns and achieve dark, crisp lines that are simple to see. Any remaining marks from the transfer can be effortlessly erased or smoothed out. It's perfect for transferring designs onto canvas using carbon paper.

Fabricated from chrome steel, acrylic colourful.

Size 5.1 inches, light-weight and straightforward to make use of.

Broadly use for nail artwork, embossing, making dots, pure nails, false nails, acrylic nails and many others.

Heat Discover:

1.The carbon tracing paper isn’t appropriate for materials and stitching initiatives.

2.Please enable 0.2in differs as a result of handbook measurement.

Erasable: Transferred patterns and letters is simple to wash off on paper and clean wooden, however tough uneven floor takes just a little time to erase
Utility: Graphite switch paper can be utilized to hint design, sample or pictures onto canvas, paper, wooden, glass, metallic, ceramic, clay and many others. BUT not appropriate for materials and stitching initiatives
Good Work: This carbon tracing paper works nice to switch patterns and leaves darkish, crisp lines- straightforward to see and all remaining strains from the switch simply erase or could be sanded out
Sturdy and Reusable: Stronger and bigger sheets could also be reused for a number of instances. NOTE: Switch carbon paper could be messy. Keep away from touching the shiny facet of the paper, as it could get in your palms, which can trigger you to smudge your copies