Is this paper semi-sized? How does it compare to Chinese Ma and Pi papers from Oriental Art Supplies, which is what I normally use. Thanks.
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Hi, I not sure if I can answer your question. The rice paper I bought it larger size. I do Batik painting with wax. I wanted a larger roll so you can do large painting. The paper is very soft white with small fibers. It does hold up to watercolor painting and acrylic paints too. I wish I could send you a picture of the wax painting they are pretty cool looking. I hope this helps. Carol Ritter
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That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go. Then you get to print only the pages which you will use. That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go.... » Read More That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go. Then you get to print only the pages which you will use. « Show Less
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my photo paper is 8.5 X 11 in size, Cannon has 4 X 6 and 5 X 7 in same quality. I would suggest contacting on line and purchase amazon, good pricing.
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MiniMoo, I don't think you will be able to find pages to fit this journal traditionally. If you have access to Filofax refills, then the personal size will fit perfectly. I purchased a package of 4x6 memo sheets and the Rapesco - 66P Adjustable 6 hole punch to create my own pages.If you find pages to fit that are pre-punch, please share.
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It is smoother than heavier weight drawing papers, but it has more tooth than a standard computer paper. It may feel "softer" than the standard printing paper you are familiar with.
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I use the higher grade of printer paper due to the fact that it prints colors better. Many people also print bi-fold cards but I have found that quarter fold works very well and is cheaper to mail.
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Some are 3mm and some are 5mm. Depending on what you want to la-mate. If you item is thicker that two pieces of paper go with the 5mm. If you have normal thickness of paper two sheets will fit in the 3mm. Also how much the item is going to be handled.
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Hi there - - this terrific binder ships UNfilled. Graphic Image does offer their highquality refills for differing size prints: 4x6: http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Impression-Graphic-Image-standard/dp/B002MSLJT4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381714370&sr=8-1&keywords=B002MSLJT4 5x7: http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Impression-Graphic-Image-Standard/dp/B002MSLJTY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381714521&sr=8-1&keywords=B002MSLJTY 8x10: http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Impression-Graphic-Image-Standard/dp/B002MSOJIC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381714611&sr=8-1&keywords=B002MSOJIC 8-1/2 x 11: http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Impression-Graphic-Image-Standard/dp/B002MSNHGW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381714670&sr=8-1&keywords=B002MSNHGW For 8-1/2 x 11 inserts, customers also report that they enjoy the series of refills from Itoya: http://www.amazon.com/PolyGlass-refills-STANDARD-3-RING-binder/dp/B003U4IS1G/ref=sr_1_1?m=AQBAQNXY48TCK&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1381714765&sr=1-1&keywords=075633903455 Other questions? We're here to help. And do thank you for considering us on the Amazon marketplace ~ SendAFrame.com
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I'm not familiar with the paper you refer to, so can't answer your question. However, I can tell you that this is very smooth, high quality paper and is heavier that card stock. It is appropriate weight for a pamphlet cover. Hope that helps.
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No. It is less than 1/2 the size of standard paper. I was disappointed too. Only holds stethescope and few other items.
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Most marbling instructions recommend unsized paper. Sizing is a starch or gelatin-like coating that is applied to the surface of some papers to make it less absorbent, so the pigment sits on the surface of the paper. Unsized paper is more absorbent, so the pigment is pulled beneath the surface. Many art papers come in both sized and unsized. It can be tedious finding out whether paper is sized/unsized, but there are a lot of people who sell or use paper who can tell you if a paper is sized or unsized. Once you get in that loop, you can find lots of affordable choices, including 'everyday' papers. A google search for sized/unsized works best if you use the name of a specific paper. I've found a lot of information about various art materials by googling my question followed by 'forum' or 'message board' - I've found many good to-the-point discussions that way. Also, watercolor and printmaking books sometimes have detailed sections about absorbency and sizing. You can also remove all or most of sizing from heavier papers, like watercolor paper, by wiping a damp sponge across the surface, then allowing it to dry.
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Yes, it is. Our team has responded your message, did you get it? Thanks, Amanda for AccMarket--------------------------------------------Dear Ana S.,Thanks for your visit to our studio! Kindly note the dimension of this piece belongs to Size 1, just refer to below:Size 1: 12x24x3pics(inch), Size 2: 18x36x3pics(inch), Size 3: 20x30x3pics(inch), ..., ..., we have variable sizes available for this style, pls feel free to write to us if you'd like customize the artwork to be other size or color scheme. Thank you and hope this helps!Kind regards,Lily for AccMarket Yes, it is. Our team has responded your message, did you get it? Thanks, Amanda for AccMarket--------------------------------------------Dear Ana S.,Thanks for your visit to our studio! Kindly note the dimension of this piece belongs to Size 1, just refer to below:Size 1: 12x24x3pics(inch), Size 2: 18x36x3pics(inch), Size 3: 20x30x3pics(inch), ..., ..., we have variable sizes available for this style, pls feel free to write to us if you'd like customize the artwork to be other size or color scheme. Thank you and hope this helps!Kind... » Read More Yes, it is. Our team has responded your message, did you get it? Thanks, Amanda for AccMarket--------------------------------------------Dear Ana S.,Thanks for your visit to our studio! Kindly note the dimension of this piece belongs to Size 1, just refer to below:Size 1: 12x24x3pics(inch), Size 2: 18x36x3pics(inch), Size 3: 20x30x3pics(inch), ..., ..., we have variable sizes available for this style, pls feel free to write to us if you'd like customize the artwork to be other size or color scheme. Thank you and hope this helps!Kind regards,Lily for AccMarket « Show Less
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I don't know the size of the paper but I put printer paper in the one I got and it fits perfit. So I say regular size paper is what it will hold.
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Hi Sammy. Depends on what you want to do. I would practice with normal paper first and when you are reday for the final origami item you are trying to do, then use this foil paper. It works great for doing dragons....
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I used two sizes of paper, 8 1/2" x 11" and 12" x 12". Hope this was helpful.
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Yes, they print very well. The colors are very true. I have used other brands and other papers and have not had the success that I have with Avery Matte White Half Fold Greeting Cards #8316. I use a very old program, PrintMaster 12 to print my cards. I have used it for years and have not up-graded it. I sell my Greeting cards so I want them to look very professional. This is the best paper I have used.
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The paper is of good quality but I would not recommend using fountain pen. I prefer a heavier smoother paper for that.