📄 Printworks White Cardstock - 67 lb, 92 Bright, FSC Certified - Ideal for School and Craft Projects - 8.5 x 11 Inch - 250 Sheets (00554) - White - Pack of 250 Sheets Review

Here it is, the cardboard you were looking for. WAP'n cards 67 pounds, brightness 92, FSC certified. This thing has all the certificates and then some. Do you need 8.5? Did. Do you need 11? Did. Does it have to be 67 pounds? I'm not sure how a piece of thick boy paper weighs 67 pounds, but the certificates say so. Need 91 brightness? Well this bad boy has a magnitude of 91 PLUS 1. Turn on this bad boy because he can handle it.

I'm really shocked how something as simple as a pack of cards can go wrong? Well, this "package" isn't really a package. Papers are free! It has a loose thread that suggests it was once folded, but it's a loose stack of papers that were delivered so it's sloppy and many of the pages have curled edges. This is a great way to block the printer if that's what you want.

I have a basic color laser printer and am a fan of Photoshop, so I needed a way to print invitations and "posters" for my daughter's birthday. In particular, Harry Potter wanted posters of my daughter and her friends as wanted persons. This deck of cards was perfect. Much thicker and I think most printers will have problems. Either way, it has a slightly shinier side when you light it up. You want to print on this.

This paper is nice white color. White but not blindingly white, which is what I like. The paper looks high quality and runs very well through my printer. I use this paper for many purposes and find it great for scrapbooking and printing. I also use it to sketch with colored pencils before moving on to real paper which I decide to "draw" on. The pencil doesn't lay down as well as the paper I've used in the past, so I'll move on to another to try and find one that works better in that area.

The description says "Quality guaranteed on all inkjet and laser printers and copiers" But not on laser printers! The ink didn't stick to the paper and "smeared". I already had similar paper at home that didn't work on laser printers. That's why I bought this! It doesn't work on all laser printers (at least not on my HP laser printer). i will return it Buy thick paper for laser printing! My 3rd picture is on plain paper and not smudged! So it is not a defect of my printer.

Since I could not contact the seller I have to comment here. It is not suitable for crafting unless it is for a 5 year old and finger painting. I see milling pressure lines on the paper. Some items even have dark spots. It appears to be a lot heavier than the 67-pound paper. I bought it to make books. The quality is so poor I wouldn't even bother to mark it in a tattered book. Don't waste your money on this paper. Head to Office Depot and get much better paper for a lot less.

I ran out of white card stock and needed a little time to finish printing the labels for my 6 year old Halloween gift bags. The paper I ran out was 65# but I didn't check before I bought the 67# paper. You will definitely feel the difference (not bad at all). The color is white as expected. The package arrived at the expected time, the paper is in perfect condition. Edges in sync, packaging in sync. The paper prints well and without problems (I have a Canon MG6300). Overall very happy with what