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Message: [QUOTE="peeterjane, post: 231395, member: 28098"] Printing on tissue paper can be challenging because of its thin and fragile texture, which often leads to paper jams or tearing. A common and effective method is to tape or lightly glue the tissue paper onto a regular sheet of printer paper to provide support during printing. This backing helps the tissue feed smoothly through the printer. It's also important to use inkjet printers rather than laser ones, as the heat from laser printing can damage the paper. Adjusting printer settings to a lighter paper type and using minimal ink coverage can further reduce the risk of smudging or tearing. Let the print dry completely before handling for the best results. [/QUOTE]