📄 Hammermill Cardstock Premium Color Copy - 100 lb, 19 x 13 - 1 Pack (250 Sheets) - 100 Brightness - Made in USA Card Stock 133242R Review

Advantages: Excellent, smooth, textured paper. I am using with an HP inkjet printer; The ink adheres well and flows smoothly through the 180° swiveling feed roller. Cons: What I received was off-white; not white as indicated on the packaging or product listing. Shipping Notes: The paper was delivered to me in a cardboard box with no additional protection. The box arrived torn and with obvious damage from a fall from a height. Half of the sleeve was unusable due to a 3/4 inch dent in one corner…

When I bought this card for making photo albums, I was looking for a card that would be strong enough to support the weight of many flaps, flaps, photos, etc. It's smooth card stock and I love it. My inkjet printer passed the box test with no jam issues. But it will take time to repeatedly turn the pages of the album to find out if the card will hold up. I hope it will as I want to make a few for family birthdays. If it survives, it will be very economical in terms of price and quantity.

Bought to make my own journal/notebook as I like thicker paper.1. The paper is thick and bright white. However, I could not print directly to my home printer.2. It takes ink and markers very well. I wasn't planning on using it to draw with Copic markers, but it absorbs markers better than Strathmore 300 Series Bristol Smooth Paper. In the attached images, the first two show the front and back of the Strathmore Bristol paper, the other side is quite bloody. The last two show Hammermill paper…

I bought this paper to make high quality pencil drawings for a picture book doll. The dimensions of the landscape are close to those of a children's picture book with larger images. The paper is thick enough - not too thin, not too thick. The surface of the paper is a medium white with very little jagged/texture but still enough to produce a wide range of tones. I prefer drawing paper that is smoother. If you're looking for a paper that allows you to explore lots of detail and create rich…

Updated 06/12. I re-ordered this set of cards because I needed to match what I had previously purchased. The paper came back in a deplorable condition. The inner package was torn and the edges of about 30 sheets were creased. If I had another local source I would buy there. Tried to return but couldn't get a replacement for the wedding. Revane, this package needs padding. Don't just throw it in a box. The quality, weight and color of the paper was perfect for my needs (wedding fans and snack…

This rating is based on illustrations made using this paper. Keep this in mind. Paper is quite expensive, but you get a whopping 250 pages for that. So you don't have to look for it for a while unless you're used to throwing paper away because of mistakes or something. The paper is like a smooth bristol from a cannon or stratmore. It is smooth with minimal sheen. It takes almost any type of ink very well and dries quickly without the need for a fan as is sometimes required with thicker…

My last paper purchase ran out of both the Copic X-Press Blend it paper and the 80lb Neenah Snow White paper. I knew I liked Copic paper so not only was Neenah a cheaper option but when I liked it I had 250 sheets versus my 125 sheet Copic. After they were used up, they were both able to do the work I wanted to use for card crafting (not card bases). I found Neenah paper quite yellow compared to Copic paper and when I heard other card makers were trying this paper I thought it would only be…