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Vidalon Tracing Vellum

by Canson

A heavy weight (55 lb.) natural tracing paper, Vidalon Tracing Vellum possesses a high transparency and an extra smooth finish. It’s also highly durable, resisting most scraping and repeated erasures.

The vellum is perfect for line drawing with pencil, fiber tip pen, or technical pen. It’s suitable for microfilm offset and letterpress. Vidalon Tracing Vellum provides optimum storage properties and won’t yellow over time.

Vellum sizes 9 in. x 12 in. and 14 in. x 17 in. come in tape bound pads of 50 sheets. Vellum sizes 19 1/2 in. x 25 in. and 24 in. x 36 in. is sold in individual sheets.

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Seamus B. from Bloomington, IN says:

The paper is great for drafting and pencil drawing, however to do line drawings in ink, I find that it doesn't soak it up fast enough

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Rated by: Seamus B. in Bloomington, IN

The paper is great for drafting and pencil drawing, however to do line drawings in ink, I find that it doesn't soak it up fast enough

Rated by: peg d. in austin, TX

while this paper is great for tracing, its finish is not extra smooth leaving rough edges using a fine point pen. wouldn't recommend it for illustration and line work.

Rated by: Freddie T. in Yorktown, VA

I love this stuff!!! If you are intmidated by learning to draw anatomy...or anything else for that matter...try drawing on this! It erases beautifully & lifts off with a kneadable eraser in light increments, if needed, wonderfully. You really can do no wrong with this. It WILL buckle if used with a water-based medium however.

Rated by: Thom B. in Aberdeen, SD

I use the vellum for transferring my pattern pieces to the glass for cutting. It's weight provides a stable base for tracing around and if the vellum pieces get wet, wiping them off and allowing them to air dry allows me to use them multiple times, with care. On the minus side, the lines made by the smaller, sharper drawing pens leave a fuzzy line, not a sharp, crisp line.

Rated by: Earl G. in Chicago, IL

I simply like tracing vellum for drawing on with ink, and this heavy weight buckles less than others.

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