Yeaqee100 Sheets 27x19 Inches Wet Strength Tissue Paper for Art Collage White Wrapping Paper Sheets Packing Tissue for Collage Model Making, Media Crafts Etc Resistant to Tearing When Wet

Great for making college papers.

No dislikes, I am enjoying it's use as it is much more durable that regular tissue. Still remains transparent l.

I use this paper for gelli plate mono printing. Have only used acid free tissue paper before but this stuff is a game changer. It doesn't wrinkle much compared to acid free tissue paper. My pulls are so much prettier and clearer. It does image transfers better too. I am in love. One sheet of this can be quartered and each piece covers my 9x12 gelli plate perfectly.

This is absolutely not wet strength, and I’m deducting one star for the fact that it was listed as such. I’m almost glad it was mislabeled however, because I wouldn’t have discovered it otherwise.Having said that, this tissue works beautifully for many mixed-media and collage applications. I bought it for use in a botanical gel printing course, and when compared with the Carnival brand wet strength tissue, I have to say this paper picked up far more detailed prints, almost photographic in quality (see photos), and was just as, if not more transparent than the Carnival brand when affixed to a surface with mat medium or glue.I had no issues pulling prints with acrylic paints, and this paper handled layers quite well.I was also able to apply this paper to a carrier sheet, which I then ran through both ink jet and laser printers, and it took both inks well, producing finely detailed images and text.Because it is so thin and light, it is a bit more fiddly to detail cut, and also a bit floaty when trying to glue it down. It does tend to tear more easily than the Carnival brand when gluing, but since it is thinner and more transparent, those little tears just disappear.I can see why it wouldn’t work as well for really wet, many-layered gel prints, and would likely be a problem if one were using alcohol inks or spray inks on the gel plate.Considering the price point however, if you’re looking for a thin, transparent tissue for collage and mixed-media work, this is certainly worth considering, and I will re-buy.

This product is not wet strength tissue paper. It has a smooth surface that makes it suitable for interleaving, so I'm not returning it, and it's perfectly fine for gift wrapping. But if you're looking for a very lightweight paper for wet media, this isn't what you're looking for

Using for gel printing and collages. Very pleased. Many folks on YouTube recommend this and they are correct it is strong and when collaged onto paper it is transparent. Easy to work with. Worth the price.

I’ve had great luck using this for gelli printing! I haven’t tried the Carnival version to compare, but I am very happy with this one. It is much stronger than regular tissue paper and doesn’t tear at all when wet. I definitely recommend trying it.

This paper tore easily when sprayed with water and acrylic ink. I would not consider it or advertise it as wet strength tissue paper for art. It worked OK on my gelli plate to lift a print, but that is not why I purchased it. Disappointing.