Phinus 300 Sheets 6"" Square Origami Paper, 20 Colors Origami Paper 6x6, Double Sided Color Origami Papers for Beginner, Origami Paper for Arts and Crafts

I felt these were the best priced papers to get my little paper folding artist! Great for Origami as described. The paper folds well without tearing. The size was perfect for her little hands!

Great color choices! I got it for my kindergarten class. They were a bit too thin for my little ones but maybe it would be fine with more experienced crafters.

This is good origami paper but it is a little small and tears easily.

Great for learning origami. I took away one star as it ripped quite a bit easier than other brands I’ve used before. Original paper should be on tje thin side but this is a bit more than typical.

After using all the colors in the pack I found that the bright colors Yellow, Pink, Orange, olive green and the pastels are made of firm, good quality paper and fold well.The dark colors in Green, Blue, and Purple are made of paper similar to construction paper, and don't hold folds well, and come apart in places where there are multiple folds, and tear easily. So I used them for practice paper.I wanted to be fair and updated my review to reflect that about 60% of the paper, light colors, are good quality. The dark colors are different paper and of poor qualityThank you.

Peefect for fun activities with friends or with children! My friends and I loved the paper since it was a good stress relief from finals week! They come with many different colors, and are super easy to fold. The texture is nice as well. The size is perfect for small origami pieces!

The only thing that is good about this paper is the colors. Otherwise, most of the paper is not suitable for origami. Most of the paper is super thin, and tears easily, as well as different textures. Some are smooth, as origami paper ahould be, and some are rough, almost like construction paper. Not to mention most of the pieces aren't even square. I either have to make overlaps in the pieces in hopes that it works, or more commonly have to scrap the piece altogether. Five pieces of paper, five different colors to see if maybe one was a bad batch, and only one survived making this simple rabbit. I'm lucky that I spent money off a gift card for this, because I am very disappointed.If you're going to get origami paper, please go to Michael's or Joann's. Even Walmart and Target would probably have better products than this.

The colors were vibrant and worked well for a Geometry project my students were working on.