Wausau Vellum Bristol Cardstock 81368 Review

I was initially skeptical about purchasing this product; However, due to another company's raise for the exact same type of product, I decided to risk this article. I have to say it's exactly the same quality, just a lot cheaper. Since I use them to make gifts and give them away to people, I needed something that would make my bookmarks super pretty. This paper helped me. I will buy this product again and again.

I LOVE this paper and use it on almost every project I do! I use it to create postcards, foils, paint etc. I couldn't believe it handled color well. Also, I was SHOCKED when it foiled better than any other paper I've had (I have so many types of paper it's gross!). This paper is probably made from 2 sheets of regular carbon paper (very thin)), but it's also very durable. and durable. It's just quality paper. NOTE: One side is flat with little texture and the other side is VERY textured.

Okay guys. There are two types of parchment. Translucent parchment that isn't and parchment finish that is. It simply means the paper is jagged. For example, paper like a watercolor pad is most likely parchment or felt and very thick. Carbon paper usually has a smooth surface. This is about the thickness of inkjet paper (which is likely to have a smooth or ultra-smooth surface). With this paper, you won't have tons of halos or bleeds, even with a fountain pen. It works great for automatic…

This paper is not as heavy as index card paper; It's probably one of the thinnest cards I've ever used (I'm used to 110 pounds from another brand). That being said, I bought this paper for my 6 and 8 year olds; They don't like plain white copier paper because their markers crumple it up and the colors often bleed through the page onto my desk. Bristol Yellow is a very beautiful daffodil yellow colour. The paper is matt and relatively smooth. As for the concerns about the transparency of the…

I bought this paper to make paper parts for English paper stapling. I like that it's heavier than regular paper but not as heavy as regular card stock so it sews up well. The usual thicker cardboard was too heavy and difficult for the needle. The price was really great. I would recommend this to others making their own English paper sewing templates. Updated: 06/28/15. I love it when you only sew hexagons. However, for more complex designs with other shapes, I found it would be a bit stiff for…