Phinus 150 Pcs Carbon Paper: 8.3x11.7 inch Graphite Transfer Paper for Tracing and Drawing Patterns on Paper, Canvas, Wood

For the same amount of pages it's $28 at Staples and it's a fraction of that on Amazon and it works just fine

transfers easily

This carbon paper is pretty similar to other carbon paper I have worked with. It does an excellent job of transferring an image from one piece of paper to a canvas board. Unfortunately, the carbon paper also transferred carbon to other places where there was no image to transfer. It creates extra work cleaning up marks that shouldn’t be there. This is an acceptable sacrifice because carbon paper excels at copying specific artistic details to the second medium. The use of carbon paper is a good way for beginner artists to transfer a drawing to the canvas. I used washi tape to secure the carbon paper to the canvas board. The washi tape does not come off the carbon paper, so the carbon paper can only be used once. It would have been nice if the manufacturer had included a stylus with carbon paper, but it is not a deal breaker. The product description headline states there are 150 sheets, and the description in the text below the headline says it contains 100 sheets of carbon paper. I wasn’t about to count each sheet, but I would encourage the manufacturer to review this inconsistency in the product description.

Surprised how sticky these are. Commercial grade velcros. Will see how long they hold up. So far so good. I recommend them.👍

This carbon paper is very good. I use it to transfer designs to projects that I can’t use with a light table. The paper is sturdy for a transfer paper so I get to easily use it multiple times. I will get this for the kids too use too. I think this is a good value for the price… you get a ton of paper.

This carbon paper is fine. I would say it's on the light side, but it definitely is good enough to function.

Others have said that this is pretty standard carbon paper. That's true but for the price it is better than I expected. My grandchildren can do an art project and come away not looking like the art project was on them. This is a cleaner carbon paper than what I had previously.

This carbon paper worked well for the applications I tried, transferring images onto plain paper, watercolor paper, linoleum, and rubber. It seems to shed some of its carbon slightly more than some papers I've used, which can be a bit annoying; the one upshot, however, is that it was easier to render finer details because the paper didn't take as much pressure as a couple of others I've tried, so there's that too. Either way, it's effective and affordable, and I'd probably buy this brand again.