Bienfang Sketching & Tracing Paper Roll, Canary Yellow, 12 Inches x 20 Yards - for Drawing, Trace, Sketch, Craft, Sewing Pattern

I tried a different brand and...lesson learned. This paper is just right for easily tracing sewing patterns, even detailed patterns but sturdy enough to hold up to multiple uses on projects. AKA, lots of pin holes because I'm not an anti pin snob :)

Best tracing paper ever

I needed some tracing paper for my art work, and this works great. Enough to last me for years. It's darker yellow than the picture but that doesn't matter to me. Too thin for actual sketching but that's not what I bought it for.

It’s butter paper, y’all — not collage paper or drawing paper! You sketch on it quickly and cost-efficiently. It’s great for overlaying multiple sheets to combine architectural layers or foreground + middle ground + background.Used it in art school; still love it now.

I’m a seamstress who mostly makes children’s clothing. This narrow paper works well for tracing small pattern pieces from PDF patterns. I have purchased 3 rolls and will likely purchase it again.

I just started sewing so it was important for me to be able to trace my patterns instead of cutting them out. I went ahead and gave this a shot and it’s amazing I’m almost to the end of the roll and will definitely be buying again. It’s easy to see what you are tracing I use tape to hold down the paper and it works amazing

I use calligraphy inks and marker pens to doodle on this tracing roll. The tracing paper is thin (naturally! it's tracing paper!) yet pretty sturdy (if you want to tear a piece, you need to use scissors to cut). By the way, the roll is shrink wrapped so no worries about the roll being short (previous experience on being shorted a sheet or more on pads when purchasing in a bricks and mortar store).

This is good paper, but very thin. I wanted to use it with my students so they could write a time line of their lives. It works, but they have to be very careful not to tear it. That's the thing to keep in mind. It's on the thin side if you're wanting to use it for more than tracing.