Can you read smallish print through this paper? I use white parchment paper to make patterns because I can see through it.
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You can see lines through the paper, but text that is smaller than 12 point font is blurry.
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Yes, you can easily read thru the paper. It's like tracing paper with a wax-feeling surface.
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I took a piece of the parchment paper and placed it over a letter I had created. I was able to read the letter through the parchment paper. So yes, you can see through it.
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I don't know the answer offhand, so just tried to read a sheet of paper through the parchment paper. From what I see, you should have no problem utilizing as a pattern maker.
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No, parchment paper is thicker, it would be hard to use for tracing I would think.
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I tested it on thin paper in a bible. It did not bleed through, but it "shows" through. It would depend on how porous the paper is... HtH.... Louise
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absolutely. I might try to either trim the peeling parts (like another person mentioned) or stick them down with a separate clear adhesive in order to improve the adhesion - but you will definitely be able to see through the sheet.
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Normal copy paper, yes. I do not know about transparency/see through film. It may not adhere to the surface. Do note that you will get a lighter print if you print on normal copy paper as this type of ink needs to be heated and applied on a surface that has a sublimation coating applied to it, in order for the colors to "pop".
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With the bubble padding I don't think you can see through it. Never hurts to wrap the cards in tissue though.
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It truly is paper (like the cover of a paper back book) thin. To use it practically, it needs to be on top of baking pan. wrinkles were not a problem.
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The patterns are nice and are colorfast. The paper is thin so you would need to make sure you don't get air bubbles underneath. Otherwise the papers would be fine to use.
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I don't believe so. Parchment paper is maybe a little waxed or something and is used for baking. I think you should look in the stationery department or perhaps the art supplies department for tracing paper which should be a little thinner and easier to see through.
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Correct. Try the Brother Thermal 'Plus' rolled paper. Looks and feels a little better.
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Yes. If it is a really old sheet of paper then you might need to ask a professional but if it is regular paper (made with today's technology) I use it all the time. For my school work, genealogy work.... I hope this helps
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You can print single sheets. The smallest paper I have printed on would be 8 1/2" wide roll. I have not tried anything smaller.
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hi Evie, it is not a bright light. while I can't answer your question without knowing more I can say I use 20 lb. paper with ink / pencil and clarity is diminished at 4 sheets over original sketch. hope that's enough to figure it out.:-)
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It is pretty much non see through but that also would depend on how brightly colored the book is. I think you could wrap a book and have no issues.
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Hi There, This question had me curious, so I just tried it, and it works. Parchment paper is a little more fibrous than scrapbook paper, so it's best to use a quick snap-like punching motion to get a nice clean circle punch out, worked great for me. Hope you find this information helpful. September ~ AlteredAttic ;-)
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No. I think it just HAS to be transparent for best results- use transparency paper instead of tracing paper, that will work fine. :)
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No, you can't read by it. It is more like mood lighting. I don't believe you can set it on just one color or even a set pattern. It was a gift for a friend, who loves it, by the way.