Scrapbooking help with terminology?
go get some 5 gum and tear off the color and then its like actual rolling paper
A lot of people use dictionary/bible papers, because it's thin and would burn wellHowever I don't trust the ink, but it would be fine if it was just for a few timesYou should try to get a pipe for back-up!
Best Rolling Paper For Joints
The stack means the paper is on a pad - some glue holds the tops together and you tear off each sheet as you want to use it asThis is a pad of paper instead of buying single sheetsFoil is paper with a metal coating - like metallic candy wrappers or colors of aluminum foilFlocking is a soft material that is adhered to the paper which adds to the designYou may have seen it on some greeting cards or wall paper - feels sort of soft and fuzzy.
You could use almost anythingOne time I seen Tommy Chong used a wrapper from a D.V.D.
