Wanderings White Thick Handmade Deckled Edge Cotton Paper - Cold Pressed Texture - Paint, Watercolor, Drawing, Writing, Cards, Invitations, Menus, Arts and Crafts. 25 Pack White 300gsm - 10.5x15 cm

Looks great

Bought this for making seating name cards for my sisters wedding. Beautifully made, looks more expensive than they are.

Although this 150 gsm paper is much higher gsm than most printing papers, it prints well, though has a bit of a ragged edge. It's made of cotton though it's cotton paper and not as tough material as a cotton t-shirt. perfect if you need a report to impress!

Really love this handmade paper they also do matching envelopes, I have bought many packs of both paper and envelopes, to do all my sons wedding stationery, and it’s lovely , can print onto it really well …. Did have a slight problem at one point ( nothing major) but contacted seller who was more than helpful and dealt with my query quickly and efficiently, thank you …. Would definitely buy again and recommend

Loved working with this paper, exactly as described and was a dream to print on! Would order again.

Soft, thick paper. Lovely when torn as creates soft edge. Lovely surface for writing and painting

Paper arrived..Was of reasonable quality...but not worth the money paid

This is gorgeous paper and runs through an at home printer. Will for sure be back for more!

Love these cards. The paper appears to be authentically handmade. I'm using these for handmade gifts and have pair them with a sage green envelope. Gluing dried leaves and foliage on the front. Paper stock is heavy and pliable. Highly recommend.

Tel que décrit et équitable.

These were just what I was looking for for the seating chart for my wedding. They are well made, thick and have nice edges. I am hand stamping everyone’s name on them and the ink doesn’t bleed at all. I ordered 3 more packs !

excelente producto y tiempo de entrega

I bought this paper to do specialized monograms for gifts. The paper is perfect. It is just translucent enough to trace, using a light board. I haven’t tried watercolours with it yet, but I paint wet on dry and don’t usually run into too many issues with warping. I will update once I have tried that.***Update***After using this paper for over a year I have discovered the following:It’s ok to watercolour with if you don’t overwork your paper. The paper pills easily. The texture is rough, so forget about trying to write on it with calligraphy pen or dip pen and ink. The ink either blots or soaks in too much and feathers. A fine liner works great on it, but again, it has a rough texture and will ruin your felt tip pens.I recently bought a letterpress machine and will be trying this with oil based ink. I will update once zi experiment a bit with that.It really is nice thick paper. You can tell it’s handmade because each sheet fluctuates between very thick or slightly thinner but the pages are consistent. It really does look and feel homemade which is exactly what I wanted. The colour is very nice and consistent.