Newsprint Paper - 8.5 x 11 in, 500 Sheets, White - Uncoated Sheets for Sketching, Drawing & Doodling, Crafts, Packing & Printing

This paper is exactly what I needed. So far it has worked for several of my projects. I sketch using charcoal. It passed that test for me. I also use fountain pens, it passed that test as well for me. I'm sure this will go fast for me as it seems it will be my go to for just about everything in crafts. I have even cut them down in size, punched holes in them to use to make sample swatches for ink and paint, shading, etc.

I used this paper to print out a newspaper bridesmaid proposal and it turned out super cute. The paper went into my printer with no problems and it was a good overall thickness that really resembled a newspaper! Good quality and value for the money

This was so cool! I never knew they made paper like this. Worked great for my wedding newspaper. Felt like real newspaper

This is a nice big stack of letter-sized newsprint, which goes through the printer just fine and is great for Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP) as well as general use (understanding that it's a little bit lighter than regular copy paper).

I’ve purchased this paper twice. I’m very happy with the quality for its purpose, which is home printing comics using a laser printer. One qualm is the color of the second ream of paper is different is different from the first ream. The first ream is the standard gray/white newsprint color. The second ream arrived today and is a yellow/white color. Both reams have the same barcode. I prefer the gray.

I needed it for quilting and was concerned about whether it would go through a printer. It does with no problem. It's cheaper than other paper for paper piecing.

I do lots of paper piecing from downloaded patters so I need to print the pieces. This paper goes thru my printer without jamming. It doesn’t seam and is easy to remove when the time comes.

I've always used huge sheets of newsprint for designing or drawing by hand and bought special foundation quilting paper for when I'm printing paper piece quilt block patterns. I've started working on some quilts that use a lot of that foundation paper piecing paper, making it costly. So I bought this paper to test it out. It fits in the printer, worked like a charm and costs less than the specialized stuff. And I can use it for smaller designs instead of cutting the large newsprint sheets up. I even tested doing some tracing with it. It worked well if I had a light box under it.

I wanted to use it for double-sided printing but the paper is too thin. The ink bleeds through to the other side. The product didn’t suit my needs. I can only use it to print on one side or just use it for doodling and roughing out artwork. Too bad! I won’t be ordering that product again.