Hygloss Products-78548 Cello Sheets - Great for Arts, Crafts, DIY Projects, Classroom Activities, Gift Wrapping And More, 8.5 by 11 Inches, 8 Colors (6 Each) 48 Pack

I use this to color the background (gray muslin cloth) in my home photo studio. These work beautifully. The colors are fairly light, so I can stack several sheets to get the intensity I desire, and combine different colors to get any in-between colors I want.They don't say they are rated for high intensity heat modeling lights, but I use them in front of Mono-lights (from Adorama) that use cool LED modeling lights, so they should last fine. They get wrinkled easily, but smooth out OK when stored flat, (and I don't care about bends when lighting a painted background).Much more versatile and cheaper than the colored gels sold specifically for hot studio lamps.

I teach 8th grade Algebra 1. I cut the sheets in half and let each of my students take 2 pieces of different colors and used them to graph systems of inequalities in order to show the solutions to the system. It worked great especially for the visual learners. And they loved getting to pick their own colors. Since I only had 24 students, there were plenty of half sheets of each color so that every student got the two colors they wanted. Would definitely buy them again.. Only difference I would wish for is to not have the clear sheets. I'm sure they're useful for other purposes, just weren't for what I was using them for. Doesn't take away from the 5 star rating, though. :)

Kinda smelly. Could it tell the difference between yellow and orange. But worked for the project I needed.

This is a great product for price. Colors are a bit off and pale. Sheets are very thin.I'm a photographer and used these cello sheets to create a mosaic for one of the floor to ceiling windows in my studio by spraying glue on cut sheets and sticking them to the window. This window receives about 2 hours of sun a day. 3 months later they are almost translucent. Nothing wrong with that either. This is my fourth order of these cello sheets and they do exactly what i need as I change the design on the window often and the color effect in my studio is amazing!As other reviewers have stated, these cellos have so many cool creative uses you're sure to make something cool with them and have fun doing it!

I purchased this product because I wanted to create a faux stained-glass look for my bathroom window. It was so bright and I did not want to hang a curtain which would have made the space even smaller. The basic idea started with the random squares around the edge and the rest of the design was just decided on the fly. With the exception of using Elmer's glue (which I thought would dry clear), I like the end product. I also placed double full sheets on my kitchen window to create a quiet yet colorful mood.

These sheets have wonderful color to them, and are thin and flexible like I hoped they would be. Light shines through them beautifully. Unfortunately I got a poorly packaged lot and I am disappointed. ALL of the red sheets are bent at the corner, and several of the clear sheets are as well. Poor packaging, which means I won't be able to use any of the bent ones for my project :( I guess I will be trying to flatten these under some heavy books, but they will always have a nasty crease in them which makes them unusable for my purposes.If they had been packaged correctly I would be very happy with this product and it would have received 5 stars.

Bought these to modify my vape mod screen. (making a black & white screen colored)they work great, and you can stack them 2 or 3 times to make the color shade darker and richer. Or even combine different colors to make a new color!I even used a couple sheets of the amber color to cover up a broken signal light cover on my girlfriends car. It was a great TEMPORARY fix

I have these outdoor lights and needed something to change color theme to match seasonal festivities. The tint of each color did the trick. I was able to cut each sheet to fit perfectly inside each light housing. Each light is 35 watts with a gap of 3 inches between light and this paper, without melting or deteriorating color. Easier to use than changing out clear glass with colored glass, not to mention cheaper also.