🎨 A4 Glitter Paper: Sparkling Soft Touch, Non-Shed 150gsm/40lb - 10 Sheets (Dark Blue) - Perfect for Crafts and Projects! Review

One side is very glossy. It's also pretty rough, so I doubt you'll be able to print on that side with successful results. The other side is smooth, not like normal printing paper but more like sign paper. That is very nice. Very shiny.

If you want glitter paper to write on, this isn't what you want - it resists all markings well. Glitter is fixed in such a way that it does not come off. The paper is very glossy and strangely flat. Cut into small pieces and use for layering. Pretty much though.

I plan to use this paper for making postcards. It's really wonderful. When I think of glitter, I don't think of the paper. It sparkles in subtle shades of green, red, purple, etc. It's perfect for jazzing up something white without making it garish. I personally like him better and he really makes creative projects popular!

I am a card maker. I used to buy glitter paper and the glitter rubs off or falls off. This can upset the recipient, especially men. It does not fade or fade at all. This is a very fine glitter on just one side of the paper that will do. It's only 40 lb paper, so it's best suited as a backing or embellishment. I first backed it up with 65lb paper when I wanted to use a large text stamp with it. It is beautiful - very shiny silver. The back is smooth and looks a bit like thin photo paper. I use…

I just want to point out that when ordering, do not order any other items that are not flat or light. They were packed with some other orders which were bulky and shouldn't have been added. I believe this has caused the paper to be somewhat wrinkled, unfortunately. I have a feeling the paper would be fine if it was alone or with similar items. What I have can still be used for smaller projects as enough paper can be saved for this, but I wouldn't consider full sheets. This is a beautiful paper…

I love using this paper for making Christmas cards and die cutting. I used it to try to make a snowman which I unfortunately messed up but because of the glitter it looked like it was made out of snow. I also used this with every snowflake die I could find and cut a lot at once on one die. Snowflakes range in size from just over an inch tall to tiny. I stuck them on postcards. I had lots of leftover snowflakes to use later, and for efficiency I cut out as many as I can from the leftover pieces…