★★★★★ APPLICATION AND ORIGIN
It is a very easy fabric to dye; we can find it in an almost infinite variety of colors of TISSUE PAPER. Originally, tissue paper was produced from silk scraps or silkworm cocoons. China was the pioneering country, not only for the art of silk production, but also in the art of its manufacture, producing beautiful masterpieces. Today, authentic silk is rarely used to produce tissue paper.
HOW IS IT MADE?
Techniques and materials have been developed to produce an extraordinarily thin and delicate fabric without the need for silk. It is produced similarly to how regular paper is made, specially processed until it achieves its softness.WHAT IS IT USED FOR AND WHERE?
Tissue paper hot air balloons are unmanned aircraft that are part of the cultural identity of countries like Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, El Salvador, and Mexico. Their purpose starts as a hobby but has become a true art. Real works of light and color are created. It is used for various craft projects. To make especially light pom-poms and garlands. It is much more flexible and durable than conventional tracing paper. I recommend Faber Castell glue sticks.PRESENTATION:
In 10 SHEETS: Metallic colors like SILVER and GOLD, and FINE WHITE which has the characteristics of bible pages.In 20 SHEETS: Rolls of 20 sheets of a single color.SIZE: The unit of measurement is in centimeters 70 X 50See this article to
make tissue hot air balloons, imagine using several Cantoya hot air balloons at a wedding, which is an
Asian tradition we see in international films and started as a military communication strategy in China.
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