Water-Soluble 5pt CardStock | Dissolves Quickly in Water | Biodegradable | Eco-Friendly | Printable | Craft, Confidential Document, Memorial Letter | 8.5” x 11” | 25 White Sheets

Dissolved wonderfully in water! It doesn’t disappear and turns it more into a goop but not as thick as you’d think. I’ve typed words and printed on it from a regular printer, and the typed words don’t dissolve so it’s cool to see a bunch of letters floating around.

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El papel funciona perfecto la transferencia es muy bonita. Solo que la transportadora dejo mojar el sobre dónde venían. Pero no pasó nada grave, el plástico del empaque interior protegio el papel.

We had a memorial for my dad who taught all of us to fly fish. All of us wrote messages including his grandchildren and great grandchildren wrote our messages and tossed them into the water with flower pedals. It was a beautiful tribute to him.

I purchased this paper to make origami boxes for my family members to have a water release ceremony of my stepfather‘s ashes. This paper worked perfectly! I was able to print many color pictures of my loved one and make the boxes. The water soluble card stock was able to float down the river and into the rapids before it completely dissolved. It was ver beautiful and worked perfectly for what I needed.

I tried to use on polymer clay and turned into pure mush.

I bought this when it was available on Amazon. We are conducting a memorial this summer, scattering ashes in Lake Michigan. I used an ink jet printer to print washed out scenes on the paper. Friends & family are writing farewells on the paper. The kids are folding into origami cranes. This brand performed better than the other one sold on Amazon. I wanted some back up paper and found another source for SmartSource using Google.

I really like how this paper starts to dissolved as soon as it gets wet. You can literally see the paper start to come apart in just seconds.However, I did expect what was called “card stock” to actually be thicker than normal copy paper. It was no where close to the thickness of a business card or the thinnest greeting card you can find.