NAVA CHIANGMAI Thin Standard Color of Mulberry Paper Sheets Paper Decorative DIY Craft Scrapbook Wedding Decorative Mulberry Paper Art Tissue Japan (Onion & Tamarind Paper)

This stuff is beautiful on its own (it's almost translucent when you hold it to the light), but I ordered this paper to create a nice reverse side for more expensive origami paper by gluing the sheets together with wallpaper paste. Regular tissue paper basically disintegrated when I tried it, but this stuff bonded really well - especially to higher quality washi. It's thin enough that it doesn't impede folding as much as you'd think. I wouldn't recommend it for complex origami on its own, since its soft, almost fabric-like texture doesn't take sharp folds, but it is surprisingly tough.Be aware that, as a fibrous paper, it will shred and feather under x-acto knives if you aren't careful. The dye did also bleed somewhat when wet, but it was very, very minor and noted on a sheet that was a deep and vivid color (maroon).

I ordered this to make a Japanese stab binding book and I was happy with the decorative nature of the book. The sheets are thin which made drilling the holes fairly easy.Will probably order some more sheets of these and the other options in the future.

I purchased these to use on my handmade cards. I’ve never before used this type of “paper”. It IS extremely thin., like tissue paper that you wrap gifts with (not Kleenex tissue). I used Elmer’s purple glue, and after I put this paper on my card, it looked as if I’d have a fold in it. However, to my happy surprise, after I let the card sit inside a heavy book for a couple days, it came out smooth.I’m no pro at making cards. I’ve never taken a class, and I should. My cards look pretty sad in comparison to others’ cards I’ve enviously seen on Amazon, but I do think I’ll like this thin paper. The colors are pretty and brilliant. They add a special surface to my card, too.I have not tried to print on them, because I would think they would jam in my printer.

I love this paper! I do a lot of collage and book-making, and it's a wonderful weight both for covering bookcovers, for making pages, and for adding to collage.

I use mulberry papers in decoupage because the colors are so rich when painted with glue or gel medium. But I usually have to get huge sheets at the art store. I have some colors that I bought years ago and have never gotten around to using fully. These sheets are letter size and perfect for smaller projects. The colors are really rich and come in a lot of different shades.

The paper itself is perfect, with a nice variety of tones, small leaves, gold threads, etc.Unfortunately, it comes in a simple plastic envelope with no cardboard backing or other packaging. Even though I was lucky that Amazon didn't put any other items in the box, it still arrived heavily wrinkled. I've got it under some books now and am hoping to flatten it out enough that I can use it. It's just a shame given how nice the paper itself is.

Absolutely gorgeous paper!! The bits of real plants are beautiful and the colors are vibrant. I highly recommend this product and I will be making future purchases!

While the quality of the paper is good and the colors beautiful I can not use this paper with my Silhouette. The paper firmly adheres to even the light tack cutting mat and tears when I try to remove it. It also tends to tear with my mini Punch Bunch punches, about 1/3 of the punched shapes are unusable. It appears that it must be hand cut.