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Strathmore 300 Series Student Watercolor Pads

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A heavyweight, 140 lb (300 gsm) paper with a cold press surface to accept a variety of watercolor techniques. Priced especially for the beginner.

Acid-free. 12-sheet pads. Spiral bound on the short side. Pads now feature actual size sheets when paper is trimmed from the binding.

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12-Sheet Pad, Cold Press

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Strathmore Artist Papers has been manufacturing watercolor papers for more than 70 years. Boasting one of the broadest ranges of watercolor papers of any manufacturer, artists are sure to find a paper that is suited to their level of expertise and technique within the Strathmore product range.

All Strathmore watercolor papers are made with watercolor felts, giving each paper a traditional watercolor paper look and feel. All are acid-free to ensure longevity, and made using natural and synthetic sizing, in keeping with Strathmore’s strong environmental stance.

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Strathmore 300 Series Student Watercolor Pads

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7/24/2017

4.0

Pretty good deal.

By Sam

from Tucson AZ

Comments about Strathmore 300 Series Student Watercolor Pads:

Paint applies well to pads.

1/30/2017

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Strathmore 300 Series

By Crazygypsylady

from Philly

Comments about Strathmore 300 Series Student Watercolor Pads:

Paper is fine.....

10/15/2016

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

affordable

By Frankie

from Grants Pass, OR

Comments about Strathmore 300 Series Student Watercolor Pads:

I paint watercolors as a hobby, so I want a paper that will give me quality results with reasonable cost. I do not sell my paintings. However since it is not a real heavy paper, it has to be stretched. Presently there are not many drawing board that would accept staples for stretching.