Wanderings Handmade White Deckle Edge Blank Paper - 4x6 - Pack of 50 - Watercolour/Mixed Media Paper - Save The Date Invitations Greeting Cards Notes DIY Arts Crafts - Thick 150 GSM

Beautiful watercolor paper. It's a bit thinner than what I currently use, but I was able to paint just fine. The size is a little bigger than I usually use but I found some diploma frames f that fit.

Fantastic paper exactly what I wanted and I can run it through my printer!

Great size and paper for small personal notes

It is nice paper. I wish it was closer to an 8.5 x 11 so that it would go through my printer, but I will use it for watercolors.

I love this paper. Perfect size for my 4x6 books. I am always looking for great paper for the books I make and this one fit the bill. No cutting, no fussing and it felt fabulous to the touch. I hand died some of the paper and it took to the colors beautifully. Used Faber-Castell Pitt Artist pens on the white and colored paper. Lines remained clear and sharp without bleeding through. I will definitely be purchasing more in all sizes.

The paper is so soft. I use it for a ZenTangle class. We write with fine tip felt pen. The paper is thick enough the ink does not penetrate to the other side. Good size to create a small note or bookmark. Or a piece of art. I want to take my watercolor pencils to it. I think it would work well with watercolor. A big ink sharpie pen might leak through. Otherwise, nice paper to have around. I feel calm just holding the soft paper.

Paper is beautiful and accepts watercolor well, but it's quite delicate and will not hold up to too much brush work.

This paper has shown up every time I hunt for watercolor paper on Amazon. I finally decided to give it a try. I wasn’t expecting much and used the first one just for a simple floral not using much paint or water, but I then tried a wet on wet sky and though it did buckle a little while wet, it dried flat. I was so pleasantly surprised! It’s a great size and a very interesting and pretty paper! I’m very happy with this purchase. I’m a fairly new water colorist, but I do paint every day and use a lot of different paints and papers.