SARAL White Transfer Paper 12" x 12' - Premium Tracing Paper for Artists, Designers & Crafters - Perfect for Sketching, Embroidery Patterns & DIY Projects

I find this to be a useful image transfer product. I purchased the white roll. You put it between an image you want to copy and a black surface. You then go over the original image with a pencil (I find a colored pencil helps me keep track of where I've been) and the image is transferred to the black surface. This is especially useful for scratch art as the scratch art surface doesn't erase well. So, you create your original drawing on an ordinary sheet of paper, erasing and correcting as much as you need, and then use the transfer paper to move the image to the scratch art board.I received four 3’ sheets instead of one 12’ roll, so this may affect your decision to purchase. I have used this product before and it cleans up well on painted surfaces.I love the product, I have used it before, in black .Used this product to trace a small pattern onto black embroidery fabric. The lines were very faint and after embroidering a small portion, much of the design was faded or almost gone completely. I was careful not to rub the surface with my hand, but I think the product is too powdery to stick or is the transfer paper is only lightly coated. May be good for other uses, but not so much for fabric.Art project. I had never worked with transfer paper before, but pretty straight forward to figure out.Transfer paper is not readily available locally. Very handy to order it from Amazon.Saral is such a great brand, it's legit my go to!!...I'm gonna let you guys in on a little secret, I use these mostly on pumpkins...that's right, pumpkins! They make transfering jack o lantern carving patterns a breeze. They leave a really good crisp image behind (shows up super well on the orange and even the green skins), and wipes off without any hassle. Saves me tons of time and energy before i completely commit to a pattern.I know they can be used for tons of other things, but if you ever need an outside the box jack o lantern transfer, please try this. I promise you will not regret it!!!I ordered what I thought would be a roll, what I got was 4-5 sheets rolled together. That would have been okay, but once I had got the size I wanted, it was impossible to roll it up again so it would fit in the box. I would recommend getting sheets instead.The paper does leave a ‘film’ of powder everywhere it touched my paper. It comes up with an eraser. This is just a heads up. It isn’t a problem.***The image you are using shows up very well when you use a ballpoint pen. I recommend using a pen with a color so you can tell where you had been. You could use a different color the next time you use that image again.This white transfer paper comes in a 12 foot roll, kind of like wax baking paper. I use it to transfer sketches and drawings on to painted canvases.It can be reused multiple times, you simple cut it to the length you need.I use a Fiskers Embossing Stylus that I bought off of Amazon to trace with so that I don't damage the original sketch. However you can use any blunt tip stylus or even a pencil.If the image or pattern you are tracing is lager that the transfer paper, tape the top of the image down (leave the bottom loose so it can be lifted) and slide the transfer paper over to the next section to finish tracing.Each piece you cut can be used multiple times so don't just through it away.I have found that when you use this on a painted canvas it can easily be removed with a kneaded eraser. However the lines don't need to be erased once you have your image traced. You can paint right over them and it will be fine.I included a few pictures as an example of transferring something onto a painted canvas. Also showing the stylus I used, and how well the kneaded eraser works with removing the lines.