Colorbok Textured Cardstock Paper Pad, 12x12, Deep Black Review

This pack of black colorboc paper has worked well for most of my scrapbooking. However, when I used the paper on my Cricut mats, it didn't feel as hard as the previous paper I used. The paper fell apart when I took it off the mat.

I didn't really think about the white core until the layers peeled off too easily while peeling the paper off a standard Cricut grip pad. The ink used to color the pages turned black on my fingertips where it seeped through the glue I used. With a $5 price tag, it gets the job done and you get what you pay for. If you want quality paper, look elsewhere.

I love this product, I make little posters for kids with figures on them with little pictures, and the paper holds up very well and looks very rich when you lay it with lamination. I've already bought five or six packs of these. If you are a teacher I definitely recommend you buy this. There are so many things you could use it for.

Excellent cardstock. Good average weight. I just wish it was a solid core and not a white core. Works fine for SVGCuts projects, but I need to trace the edges of the cut line to cover the white core. It's not as thick as most cards, but it's also not as thin as scrapbook paper - it's somewhere in between. It's flexible cardstock and I use it to create 3D SVG elements on my Silhouette machine because it's flexible. Normal cardboard is not suitable as I need it for this purpose. I think it's…

This card set has a nice texture on one side but is quite thin. Worst of all, he has a white car. So if you cut it out for cards or other projects, you'll have to spend a lot of time taping ink or black marker to the side so it won't be visible. I'd rather spend more money and save time because of the white car in that paper. This cardboard has a nice texture on one side but is quite thin. The worst thing is that it has a white car. So if you are cutting it for postcards or other projects you…