Well, here's a bump, cause I would like to hear more, too. I have only used it one time. I have had my paper stored in a vacuum-sealed bag, so it should be "normal" (as opposed to soggy). It seemed a little fragile - wanted to break off around the edges. I ran it through my computer printer since I can't do calligraphy LOL, and it printed very well and came through intact. I then rolled out and cut gumpaste just slightly larger than the paper and attached the paper to the gumpaste. I was able to shape and roll the paper with no difficulty while on the gumpaste (I used covered dowels and cardboard tubes as formers), but I don't know about just the paper with no support. Maybe someone will clue us in...
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