🎨 Versatile SunWorks Construction Paper - Black, 100 Sheets, 12" x 18" for Robust Art & Craft Projects Review

It's more like the white paper you wrap glassware in when you move. Not what I wanted or needed. Too much pain in the ass to send him back.

Nice bright white paper. I thought it would be thicker since it's described as "heavyweight" and "construction paper", but it's closer to the thickness of regular paper. It is NOT like the thickness of cardboard or thick paper.

I've just opened the box and I'm disappointed. If you are looking for children's construction paper, this isn't it. It's plain white smooth paper. This is fine for papercrafts, but if you want the rough texture and absorbency of an "old-fashioned" type of heavyweight paper for a specific craft project, this won't suit your needs. I will use it but can't use it for what I intended.

This paper is very light - not at all as thick as 'construction paper' as the name might suggest, and it is not a true black color like black paper left in the sun for a month. When I received it I actually thought they must have sent me some really old stock but other reviews mentioned the same thing but I didn't notice until I received it. I don't normally try to return an item like this, but this time I was really worried.

very thin, very light, soft and empty. Also the color is like a tired and worn black/grey. Not the typical deep black we see on new heavy paper. As an art teacher, I use colored paper all the time. Had to order for myself and BIG regret choosing this one. I think I thought construction paper would be the same. This proves that they are NOT the same. I've used it as a background for artwork (I do it all the time), I don't think anyone walked out the door without already being ripped apart. BAD!

Much more than I thought! Pretty fat. Great for crafting. I use mine to make my own stickers. Draw, paint and/or color the picture or word, cut out (leave plenty of space around the picture) and apply clear tape to the finished paper. Place another strip of clear tape (sticky side down) under the top layer and decorative paper, and place parchment or wax paper underneath. Then cut everything into the desired shape. Voila! Just peel off the parchment paper when you're ready to use the sticker…