📄 75 White Linen 80# Cover Paper Sheets - 5x7 Inches Photo, Card, Frame Size - 80 lb Card Weight - Fine Linen Textured Finish Quality Cardstock Review

Excellent quality. I used it to print from a laser printer and it worked great. That's a good weight. I will not describe it as pure white or brilliant white. Bright white for me is the whitest white ever, this is a nice natural white but not creamy or off-white, hope this helps.

Pretty nice paper! The ink holds well, blends smoothly and is bright as I expected. Problem. This is not an 80# (215g/m2) case! Not how, not how. it is more of an 80# index (160gsm). and it counts! I really like this paper but I needed a thicker cover for my projects. I would definitely buy it again but be aware this isn't as thick a case as a real £80 case (shame).

I bought this board to print recipe cards and they are perfect. The thickness is strong enough and I'm sure they won't go bad in the chaos of cooking. The linen is pleasant to the touch and hasn't attacked printer ink or scrapbooking pens when I've been writing recipes by hand (no smearing, smudging etc.). The white is not as bright as regular printer paper, which I personally prefer.

I bought this to print postcards on. I just got a new large format fine art printer and thought I'd give linen a try as I have some professionally printed linen postcards and love them. They printed a little strange. On professional cards the texture seems to overlay the image, but on my printer the image seems to overlay the texture if that makes sense. The image is slightly distorted by all textures. I feel like it almost has shadows and highlights from the ridges. Also, it's not thick enough

Bought this paper to make invitations for my wedding. I bought the sizes 5x7, 4x6 and 3x5. I was a bit concerned that the 3x5 format would cause issues with my printer and not fit in the standard 4bar/A1 envelope, but none of these issues became an issue. I photographed the paper with a 4-bar envelope to give context. It's a little short in the envelope, but not too short. The only problem I had when printing at home was that my printer (and Word) wouldn't accept 3x5 as the print size, but I…