Review on 📄 Springhill White 11” x 17” Cardstock Paper, 110lb, 199gsm, 250 Sheets (1 Ream) – Premium Heavy Cardstock for Greeting Cards, Flyers, Scrapbooking & More by Jennifer Roberts

reviews before buying. I saw all the pros and cons and figured for $11 I was willing to take the risk. Worst case it would be good coloring paper for my kids. I wanted to print parts for a print and play game and was planning to box the cards or laminate the printed parts and boards. A thicker stock would of course be better, but at the same time I did not become for such a purpose, I don't need very thick cardboard as the sleeves and lamination make it thicker anyway. Additionally, one of the goals in creating a print-and-play game is to keep the cost of the game down. I bought 90 weight board and am very happy with the purchase. Receipt of the paper - When I received it, the packaging was torn. However, it was in a plastic bag so it wouldn't get dirty. At first I was concerned that it might have been repackaged, but I realized no one would be able to get the paper out or anything, so I decided to use it. 2 of the pages had slight fraying in the corners so I used those pages for card printing and it didn't matter. The paper was not soiled and correctly signed. First impression - Not exactly thick cardboard. But I expected that. However, it is quite thick and works well for my purposes. It's fairly resistant to folding on its own. I held it up to the light and could see through it a bit. Also, it appeared fairly smooth with a nice sheen. I'd say it's definitely thicker than a few sheets of paper when comparing it. Would you like to use it to print business cards? No, no, you wouldn't. Usage - I printed with an HP inkjet printer and it retained colors well without smearing. I cut it out with a cheap paper cutter and the cutter had a bit of a problem with it, but I don't blame the paper for that. When I put the printed material into the card sleeves, even though i cut it too big for the card sleeve and had to squeeze it into the sleeve, it didn't rip although i feared it would. The only time I worried about printing was when I needed a lot of ink on a large solid because for some reason when printed in green it looked slightly wavy (the tan was fine and I have a whole page brown printed with design splashes, but therefore not printed more than half a page of the green sold). Overall it worked really well for the purposes I had for it and I'll definitely be using it for more projects (I've already printed over 30 pages). I'm only giving it 4 stars because it seems a bit flimsy for £90 cards and I wasn't sure based on my experience with green, if I had to print an entire page in one color. but for this reason not more than half of the green page sold is printed). Overall it worked really well for the purposes I had for it and I'll definitely be using it for more projects (I've already printed over 30 pages). I'm only giving it 4 stars because it seems a bit flimsy for a £90 card and I wasn't sure about needing to print an entire page in one color based on my experience with green. but for this reason not more than half of the green page sold is printed). Overall it worked really well for the purposes I had for it and I'll definitely be using it for more projects (I've already printed over 30 pages). I only give it 4 stars