paper is thin,but it does work.
924407
This is a good product & it does work. I used it on the back of a white board so now both sides are usable. hopefully it will stand up to use as it is thin.
2923939
The paper is really thin. I used these as labels and I didn't have time to get something else. If there was heavier paper, this would be a 5 star!
3618918
A little thin, but if you are careful not to have light shining behind it, it works fine.
198491
It's no as sticky as I thought it would be, but it worked.
1875423
good.  .  The paper loading system is outside and not enclosed.  But it works well.
3575867
The paper isn't nearly as see through as I was led to believe.  This book wouldn't fit in your toolbox if the paper were thicker.
1983852
The kiddo likes to write on this paper. It is cheap and thin, doesn't hold up to erasing very well. But that's ok. She has lots of line paper to practice writing her letters and numbers.
924172
Very thin plastic, but hey, it didn't cost much either.
3459858
Okay what I needed it for, doesnt work well with more than a couple of sheets of paper.
4553044
It is thin but most of them are....sometimes it doesn't fit all the picinic tables at the campgrounds but otherwise it does serve the purpose...maybe make a longer one for bigger tables.
1603179
The paper is rather thin, but the pictures are cute and fun to color. Overall, I'd say a good product for the price.
771101
Cute projects. Pretty paper. Seven of the papers are double sided (back is a solid color, but not white). The rest are white on the back. All of the backs are pale enough that you could include a note on them. The paper is a little thicker than regular origami paper, probably because the kit is for making note cards, not origami. It's still easily workable. About 1/3 of the sheets are ~7 inches (assuming the "7-inch paper folder" is a reliable measuring device). The rest are ~6".

The directions are clear. I particularly like that when precision is not imperative, the instructions will tell you (because, really, who can reliably make a fold 1/5 or 1/8 of the way across the paper, and why go nuts trying to if it's not necessary?!).

Most of the projects are relatively simple, but the final product looks difficult enough that your recipient will be impressed. I tried the projects that caught my eye on first glance (about 1/3 of them) and only had trouble on the "flapping bird envelope" because I wasn't sure what an "inside-reverse fold" was and where to put it. Google fixed the first problem, and the second was user error. Had I looked closely enough at the diagram, I think it would have been apparent what I needed to do...even without Google. Oh, and that's the only origami term in the book that isn't described somewhere.

The letter folder is plastic and had some rough edges on it that caught on the paper. Nothing an emery board couldn't fix. I'll probably just use another bone folder I already have or my thumbnail.

The box is a bit large for what comes in it. (Sorry...I'm an overpackaging fiend!) There's a cardboard "riser" inside to make it look like there's more inside than there really is. That's okay. I'll remove the riser and use the box to store the other origami paper I bought!

For what it's worth, my book was only 48 pages, not the 64 listed in the Product Details (and on the back of the box mine came in). Nothing seems to be missing, so I'm not sure what's up with that. And while the cover of the book that came with the kit was a little thicker than a paperback, it wasn't what I would consider hard cover. Maybe that refers to the box?

Overall a good value for the money, and it'll allow me to feed my folding fetish for a while longer.
1847870
This frame works as intended. The emphasis is on the word "economy," and the frame is just that. Both the screen and the frame are made of somewhat flimsy plastic, so don't intend to use this for framing important documents. If you're looking to make something look nice (I printed out a joke cartoon for a friend and put it inside), then the frame will do it's job. It's a little hard to get an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper inside without bending it or the frame, but otherwise this frame fulfills its purpose. Customers rating it three stars and below are coming in with the wrong expectations; if you are looking for high-quality, then it's best just to keep looking.
374583
Paper was a bit thinner than I thought it would be and it arrived rolled up and then flattened so I had to take a warm iron to it to get the creases out. Over all it was what I expected it to be.
1883150
The papers don't seem to stick well and everything falls off sometimes. The quality of transparency is ok though., so it somewhat works for me.
3925796
As other reviewers have noted, these are a thin paper.  However, they were an inexpensive way to brighten the table for a luncheon I hosted.
776358
Product is sufficient for everyday needs. Just note, this paper is very thin. Not a bad thing, but something to note.