Heavyweight White Cardstock - Perfect for School Supplies, Kids Art & Crafts, Invitations, and Business Card Printing

FDS: Very satisfied. Definitely will buy again for cardmaking. Very happy with thickness & shade of white. Perfect for my needs.

United States on Nov 11, 2023

yh: Utilice esta cartulina para crear tarjetas de presentación y me gustó su grosor, no tuve que usar doble cartulina como en otras marcas que prometen un gran grosor y no es así. Sin embargo noté que es muy sensible a las rasgaduras y temo que se rompa muy fácilmente.

United States on Aug 10, 2023

Zelda: I don't know how it works in a printer. This paper is smooth, good for ink blending and heavy enough for greeting cards. I prefer textured card stock so I usually emboss it or use it for die cutting.

United States on May 08, 2023

Kime: This paper feels heavier than the 110 lb paper I bought from the same shop. It is still enough to make nice 5 x 7 cards. It has a nice smooth but not glossy surface for printing, and can be written on by pen. I don't think it would be very easy to fold without scoring with a bone folder and scoring board, but with one it folds very well.

I have to hold a book about 1/4 inch from the end of the paper and run my finger along under the end of the paper to bend it up a little so there is a slight curve to help the printer grab it. Then I push gently down from the top until it feeds in several inches. Sometimes I have to do this more than once. I have an Epson printer that isn't really made to take such stiff paper, but I can still get it to work. I cut the paper to the size of the card after it is printed so that bent edge gets cut off.

United States on Aug 12, 2022

KorriKorri: I bought this paper because I wanted a thicker cardstock to try my new Ohuhu Markers on. I've never used alcohol markers before so I wasn't really sure what to get but I knew I wanted thicker paper so this is what I got. If you're getting this for markers, you need to know that if you press too hard they will feather a lot, you really need to use a light touch if you're near the lines you made so you don't go over.

Markers do bleed sort of, you can see them on the backside of the paper, but the paper is thick enough that they don't bleed onto whats underneath (although I still put a piece of bristol paper underneath, just in case). They do blend nicely on this paper though, and end up very vibrant and pretty.

If you're using liners to line your work, I'd choose a different paper. I use Micron pen liners, and tested a random artist loft liner, and this paper allows them to "feather" a little bit and it makes for some jaggedy lines. If you apply some extra pressure it isn't so bad, and I'll be using this paper until I'm out, but I'll choose something else in the future. Not the papers fault, just not the best for what I need it for :)

United States on Feb 15, 2020

Ericka: Nice cardstock I would buy more

Canada on May 06, 2019

Tamara Kreutz: Love the thickness

Canada on Jan 14, 2019