Clover Tracing Paper Chacopy, 1

I was surprised to see some of the colour was patchy inside. Maybe it is old or has been in storage s long time. It does the job though

These are not as easy to transpose as I would like and the colours are not ideal and sometimes can't be seen, even on different colours.I used a spiked roller to roll the colours onto fabric, but the colours just don't work as well as I'd like.

Found this very difficult to use. No matter how hard I pressed on the pattern some bits were missing. I wouldn’t buy it again.

Works quit well but you need to press hard for lines to show and it dose tend to smudge it your hands are warm when resting on the paper /Chacopy. NOTE : Red is not a true Red but a deep pink, bit inconvenient if thinking of tracing a design for Redwork.

Does what it says on the tin. Used this product and the marking from tracing paper is still on fabric after some weeks. Please mark on wrong side of your garments.

Fine for cotton fabric, good quality transfer achieved.

I recently decided to have a go at Sashiko and wanted to trace patterns onto material and this tracing paper is perfect for the job. It is easy use and very reasonably priced. Would highly recommend.

First time I have used chacopy, wish I had tried it before as it saves a lot of time and hassle also the pattern marker is blunt so I won't have any accidents (suffer from RA and have been known to have the odd accident with my spiky roller as my grip isn't great).