📦 12x12in Smooth Cardstock in White by Colorbok Review

Excellent paper but didn't notice the cardboard was glued and perforated on one side. Not suitable for projects where you need the whole sheet, but suitable if you are using Cricut for cutting.

For the money this is the best white board. Not very thick like some - personally I don't like very thick ones. Not too thin but really good weight for pages that require a white background. No texture, just nice and smooth. This is always a great option for any project.

I opened the package containing Colorbok White cardstock and found it is cream colored. It is a beautifully textured cardstock that comes in a 12x12 notepad with a line of perforations at the top of each sheet. The problem fell immediately caught my eye when I placed one of my handmade cards next to the paper and saw that it was light gray instead. The strip of paper in my photo is Cardstock Neenah 80# Solar White and paper for a printer (no pictures unfortunately) I wanted to use Colorbok, to…

This should actually indicate that it is a cardboard notebook. I wouldn't have bought it if I knew that pads often leave gum on one edge of the paper. Also, they should not use glue tabs to keep the notebook closed as there will now be sticky residue on the sides of each sheet and on the top and bottom of the notebook. I can't keep this with other cards for fear they might get stuck to my loose pages. That being said, the cardboard appears to be of good quality and you can't beat the price.

I am very happy with it! This is an excellent carton pack at a fairly attractive price. I use card stock for my art sketches and sometimes for finishing work with alcohol ink markers. This works great even with the smaller brands I use. They are quite wet and bleed very easily, which worked well against them. There was very little, if any, leakage to any other site. Alcohol ink markers almost always bleed on the back, so I was okay with that and I knew it was going to happen. If you don't want…

Bitch. I am very disappointed and frustrated with this product. 0 stars. Yes, he's fat, which is nice BUT.1. The paper should be 12 x 12. It doesn't tell you that it has break lines and that 12 x 12 contains the part that needs to be torn. In one picture the white is next to the square pink so you can see how short it is and any torn bits I removed. 2. Part of the paper is dirty. Actually dirty. It was difficult to photograph, but if you look closely you can see it. It runs all over the page, I