200 Sheets Origami Paper, 20x20 cm/8 Inch Origami Paper Double Sided(70gsm), 20 Colors Large Origami Paper Squares for Kids DIY School Arts Crafts Projects Children Adults

Really happy with this origami paper. The sheets are evenly cut, colors are vibrant, and the paper folds cleanly without tearing. Great size and quantity for kids’ crafts or regular origami projects. Definitely worth the price.

Good quality, larger size origami paper. Nice color choices

The paper is a nice lightweight paper. Good quality. Beautiful colors. I used it to make origami boats for the water. They floated well. Once they are wet, they rip easily. It was a good value for my money.

Alright, buckle up, origami enthusiasts (and those who just like folding things into questionable shapes), because I've been wrestling with 200 sheets of this paper, and I'm ready to spill the tea. Let's be real, 200 sheets sounds impressive, right? Like, "I'm going to become a paper-folding Picasso!" Wrong. So, so wrong. The Good: * Color Explosion: You get 20 colors, which is great if you're trying to recreate a rainbow or a particularly vibrant abstract expressionist painting using only folded paper. * Large and In Charge: 8 inches is a decent size. You can make some seriously ambitious (and ultimately, slightly lopsided) creations. * Paper, Technically: It is, indeed, paper. It folds. Mostly. The... Less Good: * 70gsm is... Enthusiastically Thin: Think of it as the rice paper of origami. It's like folding a ghost. If you breathe too hard, you'll accidentally create a paper snowflake (and not a pretty one). * Double-Sided, Double the Confusion: Sure, it's double-sided, but sometimes the colors are so similar, you'll spend five minutes trying to figure out if you're folding the right side. Especially under bad lighting. * My Skills Have Not Improved: Despite having enough paper to wallpaper a small room, my origami skills have remained resolutely at the "slightly crumpled paper airplane" level. * The Sheer Volume: 200 sheets. It's a lot. My living room is now a paper crane graveyard. I've found paper squares in my socks. I'm starting to suspect my cat is secretly an origami master trying to assert dominance. * The frustration. I tried to make a swan. It looked like a confused pigeon with a neck injury. In Conclusion: If you're looking for a mountain of paper to practice your origami, or if you just want to cover every surface of your home in colorful squares, this is your product. Just don't expect to become a master overnight. Or ever. Rating: 3 out of 5 slightly crumpled paper cranes. (One star deducted for making me question my life choices, one star deducted for thinness, and one star deducted for the sheer volume of paper I now have to deal with.)

Beautiful bright colors. Perfect for teaching a model.

Good solid colors and the exact size I need for paper cranes.

Same quality paper as when I was a kid. Easy to fold and crease. Nice range of colors.

It's okay paper for arts and crafts. It isnt so thick and okay texture. A little better then the dollar store if you ask me. It's just to small.

Excelente calidad Me gusta el color de las hojas