Drawing Pad Interdruk A3 10-sheet colored pack — 10 pads (10 sheets each)

Interdruk A3 colored drawing pads are supplied as a pack of 10 pads, each pad containing 10 sheets of A3-size colored paper. The product is designed for drawing, sketching and craft work that require larger-format colored sheets. Sheets are bound in pads for convenient storage and easy removal, making them suitable for classroom projects, art workshops and home creative activities where consistent sheet size and color quality are needed.

Advantages

The pack format provides multiple pads ready for repeated use, reducing the need to buy individual pads frequently. A3 size offers ample space for larger drawings, posters and visual presentations. Colored paper simplifies color planning and mixed-media projects, and pad binding keeps sheets flat and protected until use. The consistent sheet count per pad supports project planning and distribution for groups.

Suitable for

• School art lessons and classroom activities
• Art workshops and group craft sessions
• Poster-making and visual presentation work
• Home crafting, scrapbooking and large-format sketches
• Preliminary drafts and colour studies for design tasks

Key specifications

• Format: A3 sheet size (approx. 297 × 420 mm)
• Pack quantity: 10 pads
• Sheets per pad: 10 sheets
• Paper type: colored drawing paper suitable for pencils, crayons, pastels and light glue applications
• Binding: glued pad spine for easy sheet removal

How to use

Use individual sheets directly from the pad for drawing, painting with dry media or mounting and cutting for craft projects. To remove a sheet, carefully detach it from the glued spine to avoid tearing; if necessary, support the sheet along the spine edge while peeling. For wet media or heavier applications, mount the sheet on a rigid backing to prevent warping. Store pads flat in a dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain color and paper condition.

Usage recommendations

For best results with pencils, crayons and pastels, work on a clean, flat surface and consider fixing pastel work with an appropriate spray fixative. When using markers or wet media, test on a spare sheet to check for bleed-through; use a backing sheet if necessary. Distribute pads by sheet count for group activities to ensure each participant receives an equal number of sheets.