MLNSUNNY 10 vellen 30 x 100 cm Artiest theezakje papier voor gemengde mediakunst, wit nat-sterkte tissuepapier, groot doe-het-zelf decoratief knutselpapier voor collage, cyanotype, drukwerk,

I wouldn't use this paper to make tea bags, it isn't quite strong enough and it ain't what I bought it for. I was looking for a product nobody seemed to have any more (at reasonable prices). Turns out, according to the Academy of Model Aeronautics, that "silkspan" was tea bag paper...a tissue with greater than average strength, wet or dry.In use so far, it handles like lightweight silkspan, a little stronger than "normal" tissue but still lightweight. I'm using it on a Northrop XFT-1 in 3/4" scale (one of the most difficult models I've attempted, ever) and so far it's working great. Compatible with EZE-Dope, preshrinks well. Good stuff for us few remaining modelling nerds.

Le papier est tel que decrit

Good quality. Large roll.

This artist teabag paper is a game-changer for creative projects! Made from plant fibers, it offers excellent air permeability and moisture absorption, making it ideal for watercolor, acrylics, and other pigments. The paper’s special texture effects—smooth on one side and rough on the other—allow for unique artistic treatments like crumpling and embossing. With its lightweight, acid-free composition and large size of 10 sheets (11.8x79 inches each), it’s perfect for both detailed and large-scale artwork. Highly recommend for artists looking to experiment with innovative materials!

I am a mixed media artist and enjoy working with teabag paper. I have saved my own tea bags for collage. I was excited to find MLNSUNNY artist teabag paper for mixed media art. At first I thought the measurement was a typo, but it isn’t. The product comes in 10 sheets that are indeed 11.8” x 79” long! It’s safe to say, I will have plenty of teabag paper for my foreseeable collage making future. 🙌🏼I cut a piece that is roughly the size of a piece of copy paper. Then I dyed it with spray inks. It has been wet and air dried several times. The last time I spritzed it with water, I rolled it in paper towels to get the effect I was looking for. This is NOT tissue paper. It is teabag paper.I photographed my MLNSUNNY dyed paper next to pieces of teabag paper I got from my kitchen. The two middle pieces on the right I dyed, the top and bottom pieces are undyed. MLNSUNNY teabag paper is nearly identical and will withstand multiple rounds of wetting, drying and blotting without tearing. You can’t do this with tissue paper.I am so happy to have larger pieces of teabag paper to work with! Actual tea bags are fun to use, but the smaller size does limit how you can use them. Now I can work with larger pieces of the same paper which really excites my inner artist. 🎉🥰