📄 50 Sheets of 8.5 x 11 Inch Brown Kraft Cardstock, 200 GSM (75 lb. Cover) – Premium Quality Paper for Crafting and Printing Review

I am writing this review as a public service to correct the wrong impression given by the reviews of different users. Another reviewer stated that it was paper and not cardboard. I almost canceled my order based on this review (I placed it before I saw the review). I'm very glad I didn't cancel. In fact, this is a great cover, especially for the price. I ordered it late afternoon and it arrived the next day via Revain Prime. I've used it to create a series of posters. They are thick enough and…

Second purchase. I use them in my cricket to make postcards for earrings for my Etsy shop. I think they are good quality, could be a little thicker, but they work for what I'm buying them for. I will continue to use them as they add an extra touch to my packaging. Tips from the creator of Cricut on this article. Tape the sides with masking tape or painter's tape, normal cardboard installation with one new blade and one older blade. Place them where the curve is pointing up so they stick to the…

I bought this to make a pack that I need to print on. I have a new inkjet printer that works well with many types of paper (prints successfully on 50lb kraft and label stock) but unfortunately the card stock is too thick for a home printer. After several attempts, the printer would not pick up the paper and only half of the print job ended up on the paper. If you plan to use it for something else, or if you have a heavy duty printer, this is a quality kraft board that I would recommend for…

I love this paper! It holds up well to ink, aging, gentle sanding, and anything else I wear on it. Ideal for journaling, tags, cards. The ink spreads well over it. that probably won't work. It works, don't get me wrong, but they bleed a bit on the edges of the letters. Stamping works the same way. I haven't tried it on my inkjet printer yet. But I will. It's a real power brown. I would say moderately difficult. Great for maps. When folded, it forms sharp creases and holds them. Good solid…