Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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A 100-sheet tissue assortment in ten colours that resists bleeding when moistened for classroom art projects
This Pacon 58970 tissue assortment supplies 100 sheets in ten colours for preschool and elementary art projects. Each sheet measures 20 x 30 and the pack contains ten sheets per colour. The paper is designed for classroom use where quick colour variety is needed.
Colours do not bleed when the tissue is moistened, so paint, glue or water-based media stay within their intended areas during extended craft sessions. This behaviour holds across repeated wetting and drying cycles typical of multi-day projects. The sheets remain intact for layering and collage work without colour transfer.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Pacon |
| Model name | 58970 |
| Product type | Inkjet Paper |
The colors will not bleed when moistened, making it reliable for preschool and elementary art projects.
The sheets measure 20 x 30, so choose folders, portfolios or frames that fit that exact dimension.
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