Origami Paper Fluorescent Assorted Coloured Bright Paper A4 Size 100 Sheets 5 Colors

Nice and bright colours

Satisfactory item

The paper is thin and can be easily transformed and used for crafts. it is so thin that you can see through it, so if you want something thicker this is not for you. Because of their thickness they can easily be transformed through different techniques even origami technique, even thou this is not origami paper as stated in the description. it is quite easy to work with it. The colours are bright and fluorescent exactly like the picture shows them. They are A4 in size and come in 5 different colours.I was interested in them because I wanted something to use for crafts with my little one and the colours are bright and nice. Will definitely have hours of fun doing crafts with them. I received them for an honest review and in my opinion this are a little too pricey. It might be because of the fluorescent colour, so if you want something like that I definitely recommend them.

..but not good either, this isn't really Origami paper, it's paper you could use for Origami, it's slightly too thick, slightly too stiff (with a regrettable tendency to 'crumple') and when you're getting down to the more complex reverse and rabbit's ear folds it gets quite difficult. Usually Origami paper is also shinier and white on the reverse side (which is useful sometimes for contrast).On the plus side, there's lots of it in a range of bright colours, and if all you wanted to do was make flapping birds or water bombs, then it'd be ok, but this is not for serious enthusiasts.

Exactly as currently shown in the above stock images, this is a cellophane-type wrapped pack of 100 sheets of paper in cheery neon colours. A4 in size, there are 20 of each shade and is an ideal top up for the craft box.Reasonable in quality, it is easy to fold, crease & cut, in my experience, especially for paper doll chains (image below refers), ahead of paper chains & decorations for Hallowe'en, Bonfire Night & Christmas.Simply in a waterproof envelope, the pack popped through the letterbox.There is no branding, or further detail supplied.[3 images attached]

This really isn’t like the traditional origami paper which is typically square in shape and a bit less thick in the paper quality. Instead, this comes rectangular in shape and also is more the thickness of regular bond paper. If it was just called coloured paper as opposed to origami then it’s good - but not so much if it’s being advertised as origami

This is great hobby paper but not Origami it is too heavy for that but if your looking for nice paper for hobby & crafts like card making, home made envelopes, kids colouring, pen pal letters, printing paper, scrapbooking etc this is great for that!

This is OK - it's brightly coloured and as pictured but it's A4 rather than a traditional origami shaped. My daughter does a lot of origami and said this just isn't the right thickness. With that in mind rather dear for what it is.