Sparkling Splendor: Unveiling the Best Creation 12 Inch Glitter Cardstock Review

It's EXPENSIVE. I had to adjust usage as over $1 per sheet wears out very quickly but I liked it. This is the best glitter paper I've found for my silhouette and it has very little or no glitter. I've used it on postcards and envelopes and the results are always great, just think of the price per sheet.

This item is amazing. I used it to create site plans and programs for my wedding. The glitter does not flake off. This might be silly advice for experienced Cricut users, but if you're going to use it with a cutting machine, place it on a heavy-duty sticky mat, shiny side down. Otherwise, it will flake off even on a light mat. I haven't had my Cricut for a very long time and discovered this the hard way. By the way, Beacon Zip Dry glue works great with it.

Very thick and good quality. The gold was a very beautiful color. We used them for our business cards at our wedding. I printed the names on white heavyweight resume paper and then used double sided lingerie tape to tape the resume paper to the gold. Worked great! Although I don't think glue would help. My only issue was that initially it was a challenge to keep the business cards folded because the gold paper is so thick. But we left them folded under something very heavy (and flat at the…

Great glossy paper! Doesn't fall at all! The density and feel of the paper is comparable to high quality photo paper, it was very easy to cut with a utility knife without any mess. I was a little wary when receiving this as I ordered in bulk to avoid individual SKU stickers on each side, but luckily if you pull slowly and hard it comes off immediately leaving no sticker residue since the back is quite shiny. The color is the same as the picture, between yellow gold and champagne gold. The…

PRO: BEAUTIFUL paper. The glitter really does fall off. Easy to cut, sharp, clean edges. CONS: As much as I love the look of this paper, I ran into a few issues. We used paper to make 3D stars for our church. No matter how we cut the paper (glossy side, reverse side, both sides), the paper didn't hold and our stars were either flat or upside down (see image). Also note that the gold will detach from the substrate if manipulated too much (I guess that's to be expected, but it can cause problems…

This paper is AWESOME in real life! This is the perfect soft gold (not too yellow, not too orange). Everyone who saw him fell in love with him. I cut these sheets into 5" x 7" cards and used them as the bottom layer for my wedding invitations. The sheets are very flexible yet strong (slightly heavier than cardboard) and as far as I can tell not a single piece of glitter has fallen off. The glitter is subtle and lays down evenly - other glitter papers I looked at had a bigger/bigger shine…