Translucent Paper - Kite Paper - Glassine Paper
Translucent paper (sometimes called kite paper or glassine) can be used to make many crafts but it is most commonly used to make window stars (also called Waldorf stars, sun catchers) or actual kites. The paper is thin, glossy, and holds a crease very well making it perfect for origami folding too. But because the paper is semi-transparent, it is most often used in crafts that allow light to pass through.

Suncatchers
These translucent sheets can be used to make delightful sun catchers (Waldorf stars).

Colorful Cutouts
In the theme of window decorations, the translucent paper can be used to create colorful cutouts.

Candle Holder Decor
The see-through papers are great for decorating the outside of glass candle holders.

Classic Origami
Make origami: the wax papers are thin, lightweight, and they form crisp/sharp creases.
Instructions to Make a Simple Sun Catcher
Start with 8 squares of translucent paper of approximate size 3 to 4 inch squares.

More patterns can be found on Etsy for about $3
Features & Benefits of Translucent Paper

There are lots of colors to chose from.

Resists fading in the sunlight.

Squares are accurately cut, making crafting easier.

The paper is pleasant to work with because it does not tear easily.
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