📄 Recollections Cardstock Paper, Essential 20-Color Assortment - 200 Sheets 8.5" x 11 Review

I bought this paper for my new cricut maker and it works great for what I bought it for. When cutting this paper, I use the thin card stock option in the Cricut design space. Color all over the paper, no white center. It's thin yet strong enough for small intricate cuts and for 3D designs using foam tape and glue dots. I love the variety of colors in this pack. There are multiple shades of primary and secondary colors that are perfect for layering designs for a beautiful 3D effect.

I like to make postcards for holidays and birthdays. I usually like to buy postcards in stores to get a feel for the thickness of the paper. It wasn't as thick as I had hoped. You can see the ink through the page from time to time, which may be more my fault. However, as the saying goes, I don't like that all the paper is so thin and isn't held together in some kind of booklet so the pages don't get damaged. Overall this is a good product, I use it and can get it to work for what I need.

For my purposes, all I needed was a bunch of colored card stock and required thickness. I didn't really complain about the thickness of the paper, but that was enough for me. The color of the paper is quite good and there were no problems with the paper. The only thing that can be a little frustrating is that it might be too thick to feed through the printer depending on what type of printer you have. The ink printer kept stalling, but my laser printer worked pretty well. I also bought 2 packs…

Love paper Memories of paper crafting with my Cricut. The 65 pounds is strong enough to make cards, but you definitely need to use a light-grip mat or the paper will tear or curl when weeded. My favorite glue for this paper is a roll of double sided tape I bought at the Dollar Store. The only caveat is that this product has an incorrect product description - the title says 20 colors with 10 sheets each. It actually has 25 colors and 8 sheets each. You can even find out by counting the colors in