Coloring Roll with Print Icom 2.5 m x 42 cm — roll of printed coloring paper

Icom Coloring Roll with Print, 2.5 m x 42 cm is a continuous printed paper sheet designed for coloring activities. The roll delivers a long unbroken surface with repeated pre-printed motifs suitable for classrooms, parties, creative workshops and home use. The paper is easy to unroll and cut to required lengths, offering a convenient solution for group activities and events where a large coloring surface is needed.

Advantages

The printed coloring roll provides a ready-made pattern that saves preparation time and enables multiple users to colour simultaneously on a single continuous sheet. Its 42 cm width gives a comfortable working area for pens, pencils or crayons while the 2.5 m length covers extended activities without constant paper changes. The paper accepts common dry colouring media and is simple to trim and mount on tables or walls.

Suitable for

• Classroom art lessons and preschool activities
• Birthday parties, events and community workshops
• Large-format crafts, collaborative murals and displays
• Home entertainment and quiet play sessions

Key specifications

• Material: printed paper suitable for dry colouring media
• Roll length: 2.5 metres
• Roll width: 42 centimetres
• Surface: pre-printed repeating design
• Compatible media: markers, crayons, coloured pencils

How to use

Unroll the paper on a flat surface and cut to the desired length using scissors or a craft knife. Secure the sheet along table edges or on a wall with low-tack tape to keep it in place during colouring. Provide suitable colouring tools—markers, crayons or coloured pencils—and supervise younger children to prevent tearing or excessive ink bleed. For group activities, divide the roll into sections so multiple participants can work side by side.

Usage recommendations

For best results, place a protective underlayer beneath the roll if using permanent markers. Store the roll rolled and in a dry place to prevent creasing. When mounting on vertical surfaces, use lifting points at intervals to avoid sagging during extended sessions.