🎨 Colorbok 68207B Smooth Cardstock Paper Pad - Primary Colors, 12" x 12" - High-Quality Craft Paper for Various Projects Review

Beautiful set of cards. It's quite heavy, definitely not #80, and feels smaller than #65. But it's fine if you're doing small crafts or have young kids who need to craft. I advise you not to use this with your Cricut machine. The machine cuts it, but it's not good enough for making cards. It is NOT fully colored. This means that when you tear open the edges, you will see white between and inside the tear.

Other comments that some of the colors in this chart are incorrect: red is more of a garnet/burgundy colour, orange is more of a coral pink and yellow is more of a gold. However, the blue and green colors are true. The thickness and quality of the cardboard is good so I'm still happy with my purchase - just don't expect a true red, orange or yellow when ordering this product.

This pack claims to contain the colors yellow, blue, red, orange and green. All colors are dark and dusty. Yellow is gold, blue is indigo, red is maroon and orange(?) is deep coral. The green is pretty close to what we all consider plain green, except it's darker. Blue and orange aren't even primary colors, so I'm wondering if "Primary" is a trademark and not a description. If you don't mind dusty, dark colors that are exactly what you want, but not quite, this is a good buy.

I bought this set of cards to make giant snowflakes to decorate my work space. I needed square pieces for the project and six sheets of each color. It filled the bill perfectly, six sheets of each in 5 different colors and a perfect 12 inch square. The price compared to what I bought locally at several craft chains saved me so much money! It was a third of the cost! We received many compliments on our latest project and the quality of this product was an important factor. Highly recommended!

Not quite basic colors as described. I bought this pack specifically for the yellow ones and for $5 and the convenience of not having to go to an art store I figured why not. Well, yellow isn't yellow. Red is a slightly faded red, orange borders on peach-orange, and yellow is carrot or goldenrod at best. Green is green and blue is blue. The pictures were difficult to take as my fancy iPhone camera tried to make them brighter than they really are. I tried it with different lighting conditions…