Saral Paper Corp Wax Free Transfer Tracing Paper - Graphite and White - Two 12 Inches x 12 Foot Rolls (One Roll Per Color)

Works to transfer my designs well and its store teally easy

Got a picture you need to put on something, but..oh snap..you can't draw. Bummer! ***Lightbulb*** search the "Intranet" for the image. Get some Saral (transer paper) a piece of tracing paper (or if your cheap, parchment paper, trace your image, put it on (whatever your putting your pic on) and then put this "saral" paper under it and just trace over the image. The outline will appear on (whatever your pic is going on) provided you were smart enough to put the correct side of saral paper down, hahaha, if not, flip it over and retrace the whole image again.

Started art classes about a year ago. Instructor suggested this product because we use it in class. I know it doesn't smear when trying to transfer and I love that about it. Looking forward to jumping into projects I have been thinking about. Recommend to anyone who does transfer patterns for projects. Used before on paper, canvas or canvas board. Will order again as needed.

Sheets are reusable and images transfer well. My only complaint is other areas smudge a bit, so after you paint, you need to clean up your canvas. This is relatively easy if your whole canvas already has a layer or acrylic paint. I have no experience with how this works with oil or watercolor.

Love Saral! Have used it for decades as a transfer method - and what is GREAT about it is that Saral acts like a "carbon paper", BUT it is water-soluble!!! Yep! Great for so many different kinds of media! It also comes in FIVE colors!Hope this is helpful!

I haven't used it yet. It was recommended by an art class I am participating in. But if it works like it was demonstrating it will be great!

This product is THE BEST I have ever used to transfer pictures on fabric.

Creates more problems than it solves: smears Your hands before you can get it on the fabric. Rolled is the way it comes; unrolling it? it wants to stay rolled so Your hands get messed up unrolling it and trying to make it stay flat; and what is the right or wrong side—more on the hands. It’s not worth the trouble you go through just to use it. I will not purchase this again. This evolution of the product is quite different than the last I bought. Not nearly this hard to handle—and that product was rolled up too. If it has been this difficult I wouldn’t have bought the two rolls I bought. No. This was supposed to solve an issue, not create one.