I think mine is too light to write on (maybe felt tip, nut sure), but would be easy to use a tracing wheel thru. I have a very heavy mil / thick pliable crystal clear plastic for patterns if I start production.
The tissue paper is white because I don't want the dye to transfer.
It is the kind for lightly wrapping gifts before they're sent or delivered. A while back I spent hours online to find the information, but now it's readily available with the best, short vid here .
Basic:
This information is valuable when you are working with fine textiles or dresses.
I was in the process of providing a dress maker/ taylorette, (wedding and prom dresses mostly), a store and shop one year. There were all the special high dollar industrial machines she'd ever want for any project from sheer up to cow hide available for asking.
For all the fine dresses she made and altered, there were some major challenges because she did not know this important pro tip. She had an easy yoke available if she chose differently. It wasn't just a pro tip but a cup that runneth over with everything, so to speak.
30For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.
Advanced for stretchy knits:
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