Reusable Couch Blotter Sheets, 9.5 x 12 Inches, 20 Sheets - 506, White

I bought these to use in my flower press, for pressing flowers flat and removing moisture to preserve them in epoxy. I thought I'd write a review because there aren't many people who use them for this reason that wrote reviews!My first flower press was made with regular newspaper, which was suggested to me by a Home Depot tutorial. Well, it took forever to dry the flowers, and the end result was brown and sad. I figured it did not wick the moisture away fast enough, so I stepped it up a bit.These worked fantastic. I left the flowers in for a month, but they might not have even needed that long. The paper is very thick, so I felt confident it would work, and I'm confident I could even use it over and over again. This paper was a little expensive but it was worth it to not waste my time and precious flowers that would have to be thrown away!

I bought these to cut into small strips, as perfume testers. They work great for that purpose! A bit pricey but better quality than other blotting papers I've tried

This is pretty good blotter paper.I think the whole pack will last me a long time.It has excellent absorption qualities, I use it for fountain pen inks.I will buy this again in the distant future.

havent used them but they arrived on time and looked just like pictured on the site.

Love the paper. I only wish you made it in larger sheets. Absorbs very well. I use it for bookbinding.

I got these to press antique envelopes between. I buy/sell postal history and sometimes a cover (envelope) is bent or wrinkled. I steam the cover and put it between 2 of these sheets and clamp between boards for 12 hours. It works very well to flatten and dry the cover.

This is like thick pieces if paper. I thought it'll be more vellum-ish and can take water more but it just soaks the water like regular paper would so when I try to lift it up it kept tearing..... yes I sponged out the water from the handmade paper but it did not absorb the excessive water to dry it, but just get soft and mushy and just kept ripping here and there. AND the color dyed on the couching sheet and I read that was ok, but I reused it after it completed dried but that color transferred on my next paper I couched. I might as well just buy paper towels and it'll do the same job...

I use these for paper making to dry the homemade paper some. They work perfectly! I would definitely get them again.

Started making my own handmade paper. Purchased these, they are pricey! ... and unfortunately most of them are now stained! I found a cheaper option ... for my handmade paper - Won't be buying these again

These were junk! Absolute trash. Even handling them carefully, they ripped. Wish I could return them but they’re mush now!