擴散紙

I’ve never seen color spread so effortlessly—just a few drops of liquid watercolor and it turns into a soft, tie-dye effect without any effort. The fabric-like texture really holds the paint, and misting it with water makes the blending even smoother.

I tried spraying water on top of the paint and loved how the colors spread even further—it turned into a soft, dreamy gradient. The paper held up perfectly without tearing, which was my biggest worry.

The fabric-like texture grabbed my food coloring way better than plain paper ever did. I sprayed a little water after dropping the paint on and the colors spread into this soft tie-dye look with zero effort. My kids have gone through half the pad already.