Art Street Finger-paint Paper, White, 16″ x 100′, 1 Roll
$16
- Perfect for finger-painting and is great for customize sheet sizes, banners and murals
- Glossy, non-absorbent paper
- Coated on both sides
- Resists running, smearing and bleeding
- Paper roll measures 16-inches by 100-feet
Specification: Art Street Finger-paint Paper, White, 16″ x 100′, 1 Roll
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N and S –
Eh…. good but over priced
Princess White –
As it looks on pictures, great quality
Dana Simpson –
Nice quality and great price!
Happy Consumer –
Great for kids’ projects. Cut to size.
Jeri H. –
I purchased this for my daycare and the value is what caught my attention. Works perfect for the craft ideas that come with each lesson. I would and have purchased/recommend seller to others. I will be back when I need to restock 🙂
Reviewer –
One of the only 16″ ones that wasn’t terribly expensive, I bought it for the Hape easel which came with a 15″ roll (impossible to find unless buying the expensive Hape paper). It fits on the roll bar but unfortunately not through the clamps to stay in place. Works ok with crayons despite being shiny. Haven’t tried with paint yet. Can’t clamp it into place so I imagine my toddler will go through this roll quickly since he likes to spin the paper down.
Cam –
Me gusta mucho, anteriormente teníamos un rollo de bond normal y cuando mi niña se excedía con la pintura y lo dejaba secar, el papel se pegaba al caballete, ahora no, el recubrimiento funciona bien en ese aspecto.
Natalie –
The problem with this paper is that it’s too thin for finger paint. If your child uses more than a thin layer, it will soak right through as if you poured water on it. I will be going back to the More expensive paper.
Karen Finlaw –
Finally found finger paint paper! This is the best paper for painting. My granddaughter is having a blast!!