2-Pack Small Watercolor Sketchbook, 3.5" x5.5”(140lb/300g), Spiral Bound with...

Love these little books! 100% cotton, holds water well without warping and has decent lift. Perfect size for me and easy to take along. A very reasonable price as well. Recommend this paper!

This is the PERFECT book to play around in. I just started water color painting and it’s a small “sketch” book. I’m really enjoying seeing how water color works in it. The paper is thick and never bleeds through. It does bubble up if you get it really wet but flattens again as it dries. It also seems to dry really quickly. I will definitely be ordering another one soon as I’ve already painted on half the pages! Some front and back! Love it!! And the price was really good for it!

Very impressed with the quality of this paper for the price I paid. I expected cheap practice paper, but it holds up well for travel watercolor and doesn't warping under multiple wet applications of paint. Absorbed layering colors very well. Great texture for loose paints. Thick enough to hold it's shape well and stands up to water without losing form.

Very good quality. Nice thick pages that easily tear out, absorb the color cleanly and are the perfect size. 100% will buy again.

I think this is a great watercolor book for what it is and the prize. I didn't expect it to perform like a cotton paper. But it is fairly thick. It buckled a little, but I don't mind that in a sketchbook. I bet it can handle water more if it was stretched or taped down. It did handle pretty well layers of color and several wet brush strokes. I just wish it is textured on both sides of the page. The back page is smooth. But for it's price, I'm OK with it. It was also easy to tear away if you want to give away your paintings. I'll buy it again for my floral watercolor practice, for sure!

Creazic Small Watercolor Sketchbook, 3.5" x 5.5" (140 lb/300 g), spiral bound with Tear Line: What attracted me to this product was the small size, because I wanted to experiment with small paintings. I was able to mask off borders on the paper (taping it down to a non-porous surface) - the benefit was keeping the paper flat until it dried. The tape pulled up cleanly once the paper completely dried. Curling paper can be a reported issue for some artists, but users may be getting the paper too wet and over-working it beyond reasonable expectations. As for masking borders, success has a lot to do with patience in allowing the paper to dry thoroughly and the type of tape used. I have had nothing but success.

These are perfect for practice paintings, for miniatures, for anything. Sturdy paper, lovely texture. I shall buy more of them.

Small size great for a quick painting or pick up and go. Vacation or hikes.