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Daler-Rowney Canford Papers

Name: Daler-Rowney Canford Papers
Brand: Daler-Rowney

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These acid-free papers have a smooth, matte surface that accepts pencil, chalk, pastel, marker, and crayon — but their usefulness goes far beyond that of a drawing paper.

Daler-Rowney Canford Papers cut, fold, quill, curve, crease, glue, and emboss beautifully to make paper sculptures, masks, models, mock-ups, and origami. Use them in collage and mixed media, and for eye-catching displays, cards, and paper crafts.

Because Canford Papers are acid-free and lignin-free, they're perfect for mounting photos and for making memory books. They’re also ideal for screen printing, block printing, and photocopying.

Individual sheets measure 20½" × 30½" (521 mm × 775 mm). Cover weight, 150 gsm (90 lb).

Black Pads — Each tapebound pad contains 30 sheets of Black Canford paper. Sheets are cover weight, 150 gsm (90 lb).

Assorted Colors Pads — Each tapebound pad contains 30 sheets of Canford paper in eight assorted colors, including Ice White, Buttercup, Tangerine, Bright Red, Royal Purple, Navy Blue, Forest, and Jet Black. Sheets are cover weight, 150 gsm (90 lb).

Festive Colors Pads — Each tapebound pad contains 32 sheets in eight colors, including Frosted Gold, Frosted Silver, Guardsman Red, Bright Red, Emerald, Jewel Green, Snow White, and Jet Black. Sheets are cover weight, 150 gsm (90 lb).

Color Chart Note — Use this color chart as an approximation of the real color. If exact color matching is necessary, use actual samples of the materials.

Handling Charge — When ordering sheets of paper or board larger than 18” x 24” in quantities of less than 10, a $3.00 per order handling fee applies. Paper or boards may be assorted to reach the quantity of 10.

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Wood pulp used to produce Daler-Rowney paper products comes from managed forests in Europe and North America. These forests harvest and replant trees specifically for paper production, and they annually plant more trees than are felled.

No rainforest trees or endangered hardwood species are used. Since only oxygen or chlorine dioxide bleached pulps are used, Daler-Rowney papers can be classified as chlorine free.