Art1st - Pacon ucreate Watercolor Pad, 9"W x 12"H, 12 Sheets/Pad - White
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- Brand: Art1st
- Model Number: P4910
- Product Name: Pacon ucreate Watercolor Pad, 9"W x 12"H, 12 Sheets/Pad
- Color: White
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- Product Width: 0 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Length: 0 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Binding Type: Glue
- Cover Included: false
- Rule Size: Unruled (The specific pattern and spacing of pre-printed lines on the paper's surface, which serves as a guide for handwriting.)
- Number Of Pages Per Pad: 12
- Page Length: 0 inches
- Page Width: 0 inches
- Paper Color: White
- Perforated: false
- Chipboard Backing: false
- Quantity: 12
- UPC: 045173049104
Student grade watercolor paper with uniform texture and whiteness. Ideal for wet and mixed media techniques. Heavyweight paper is 90 lbs. (190 g/m2), is acid free and recyclable. Paper measures 9" x 12" and includes 12 sheets.
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