Origami Paper 100 Sheets Rainbow Patterns 6" (15 cm): Tuttle Origami Paper: Double-Sided Origami Sheets Printed with 8 Different Patterns (Instructions for 7 Projects Included)

Perfect for origami folding! Sturdy and with great variety of colors and designs.

I'm just a lifelong beginner! This paper is pretty & easy for me to use. If you use thicker paper- like the tant rainbow pack- it's harder for me to fix mistakes. So this brand is awesome! All the fun patterns to choose from! I love the double sided colors. Makes projects more interesting! Works fine for me :)

I am beginner/intermediate with origami. I think Tuttle paper is one of the absolute best that I have tried. It folds very well. It doesn't rip or tear easily. It holds a little stretch when trying to form a round shape.

This kit has 100 papers and with kids, you aren't going to need more than that. The designs are colorful and appealing. However, for beginners, they are hard to work with. That is, it's hard to see the folds with all the print design. I wish I had bought plain paper instead. Also this paper is a little on the thin side and I'd have preferred something with more body to it.

I have finished folding 680 of my goal of 1000 origami cranes. This is by far my favorite paper, it folds perfectly and the colors are so vibrant.

She has had no issues with using this paper for each and every type of origami she has done. She wants to order again but in a larger count.

Love the pretty patterns and they are easy to fold

This paper is fun and cheerful, and, most importantly, quite forgiving. It's a joy to use.

The origami enthusiast will love the bright patterns.

Product used same picture for the reverse side but is missing 4 papers and has a different cover. Needed exactly 200 papers for a project, so a little disappointed.

In the looks department, this origami paper gets 5 *****. It's stunning! However, the paper quality is rather poor - thin and leaves white marks as you fold. After folding, my fingers also felt rather greasy and looked a tad inky! I've never had this with origami paper before and it makes me question whether the inks used are petroleum based or soy based. Hmmm!