🌟 Top-rated A4 Glitter Cardstock: Best Creation, Black, 10 Count Review

I've tried different settings and have even cut through cardstock twice the thickness and not cut through the backing. The back looks like some kind of plastic. I'll try to find another setting, but I've already spent 3 sheets on this nonsense. Avoid.

This paper was ordered for a prom I'm throwing for a senior. This paper was anything but cheap. There's a party tomorrow, and the newspaper arrived with creases in the middle. The paper is nice, but I don't need it. What a HUGE inconvenience, now I have to hope to find this paper somewhere else.

I bought them to decorate cakes and cupcakes, 50 to be exact and they were amazing! The trick is to double or triple cut them on the blue mat. I used masking tape to tape the sides down as I cut 2-3 times but they worked AMAZING! And the best part is: NO GLITTER FALLOUT! I thought I had glitter all over before starting this project, but it turned out WAY BETTER

I bought this paper because I needed a real black glossy cardstock for cake decoration. The ones from the craft store aren't black, they're shiny flakes. The shine does not rub off. And i love the color. I recommend using the Glitter Cardboard setting on the Cricut machine. If you're using a posterboard setup, you'll probably have to sit and cut your pieces like I did. There is a kind of "wax" layer on the back that prevents the poster from being completely cut through when attaching it. By the