🎨 ColorBok Primary Pizazz Textured Cardstock Paper Pad, 12" x 12", Various Packaging Designs. Review

Nice box when I ran out of Cricut box. I just wish they wouldn't use giant boxes for small items. Where I live we can't throw out corrugated cardboard and they don't pick it up. It takes a trip into town to get rid of, so I'd rather have shipping boxes that fit the items than a giant box with lots of airbags. grr thanks

While that's good, I wouldn't call it 'cardboard material' so maybe try something more durable. It's more like thick paper. I bought this thinking it could stabilize the stamp sheet I bought for my brother. As I said, it's pretty but too thin for that, but my granddaughter would love to use it in her paper projects. Look for strong (stiff) cardboard if you really need that; maybe 120#. In my opinion, this shouldn't even be listed as map material. This is a major misconception.

While I like the colors, the blue isn't the same as the cover; hardly distinguishable from blue-green; I had to look twice to see the difference! The main claim to weight; looks more like the £65 I have on hand than the advertised £78. VERY LARGE! Weight aside, that's a pretty good stat; I just can't use it for anything other than layering it and maybe flipping it over to the smooth side for embossing. Consider ordering something else heavier than 65lbs!

I was hoping this box would be a bit thicker! I'm making a birthday banner for my nephew and the cardstock is so thin it doesn't work very well! It's weak, not strong, bends like it's impossible! Punching a hole to thread the ribbon is not very good as it can easily break! It's almost as thin as colored paper! I have never ordered postcards online before and this will probably be the last as I feel much better buying now! It's not strong enough to be crafted. I would not recommend it