🖨️ Printworks White Cardstock: 250 Sheets of 67 lb. Vellum, 92 Brightness, 8.5x11, Perfect for Office, Home, and School Printing & Craft Projects (00564) Review

Do you like making cards? map earrings? card necklaces? Well if you answered yes then this postcard is just what you need! It is ideal for making postcards, it is thick and durable.

This was the cheapest card set we could find with positive reviews (and we could get "tomorrow"). We used it for the names on the meeting tent cards and it worked great on our laser printer. Arrived on time, the packaging was a little substandard but the paper was unaffected. Recommended for simple tent maps etc.

Print my own goals for the Shooting range costs from $1 per target to 5 cents per target. This lightweight cardstock is perfect because it's ribbed enough to shoot on, yet flexible enough for my printer to feed through like regular paper. Would buy again.

Very happy with this paper - there is always a risk as to how well my printer accepts thicker paper. I can only stack 2 sheets at a time on a Canon Pixma printer, but they come through and print beautifully. I used to make invitations that printed to match my cameo perfectly. I have already bought two more packs.

later This would be perfect for making any type of paper craft as this cardstock is very thick! It was definitely a lot thicker than what I intended to use it for. I do a lot of computer printing and need thicker paper than just computer paper. It's so thick that it won't even go through my printer causing paper jams 🤦🏻‍♀️ I need to use it for other projects instead of what I bought it for.

This is exactly what I was looking for and works well for my needs. But the packaging was less than desirable. I received a plastic mailer and when I opened it the cardboard was loose in the Revain bag and the cellophane that was supposed to be around the paper was torn to shreds. The paper itself was folded over half the pages. Thankfully I don't need sharp edges for my purposes, but that would be a bummer if I needed it. I don't know if it was a stock/delivery issue or a manufacturing issue…