80 Sheets Colored Cardstock Book - 12 x 12 Inches 65 lb/180 gsm Tearable Scrapbook Paper 16 Colors Construction Card Stock Paper for DIY crafts, Card Making, Scrapbooking, Kids Art Supplies UAP07

Paper is neither too thin nor too thick. Came undamaged. Good colors.

I use these with my cricut and they have worked well. My cricut is able to cut through them without any problems. Great price. Thick and easy to tear. Lots of colors to choose from. Good quality product. Will buy again.

I am very happy with this pack. The colours are vibrant, the weight of the card just right for my crafting. The price was good. Will buy again.

We LOVE this pack, the colors are amazing and it's so big we can get several projects out of a single sheet!

The media could not be loaded. It’s always hard to determine the right kind of card-stock. They talk about weigh or gains. I’m going to make this simple for you it’s not hard or stiff if that’s what you need it for. You can use it for many ways though. Like making a hat or scrapbooking etc. endless way to use this I would recommend. Also very affordable to what your getting

I use this paper for various paper crafts and it's perfect for my needs. It's got a good mix of colors, the size is perfect & you can't beat the price. Definitely happy with my purchase!

I ordered this for an assortment of cardstock to have on hand for making handmade holiday and birthday cards for my family. It's much the same as 65-lb cover stock, but 16 different reams in different colors isn't in the budget, while this pad is.It tears reasonably easily, but is stiff enough to not fold without some intent; when it is folded, it holds a crease well. I can build up a couple of layers if I want to, like for an eye or to use the cardstock as a mounting spot for a small watercolor piece, without making the card too thick or heavy for mailing. Some of the prettiest cards I've made with this cardstock have featured cutouts covered with Zentangle-like patterns done in black, white, or a tonal color.It takes pen, charcoal, colored pencil, alcohol ink, marker, oil pastel, watercolor (wet on dry and dry-brush), gouache, and acrylic well, as well as chrome markers (fantastic for simple holiday cards!), though you don't want to do too much blending on it as it doesn't have a lot of capacity to absorb water or alcohol, and the surface starts to roughen quickly. That's not surprising, as this isn't really heavy enough to be used as a mixed-media paper, but I had to test it anyway. Stamping or pulling monoprints works quite well, though.All in all, this pad has been a pretty good value, and has enough in it for me to make cards for the family for a couple of years at least. I hope they still make it when I need more!

I just opened my front door, and there was my package. I opened the package, and was so impressed with this cardstock. Good weight, beautiful, vibrant colors. I make many cards, most to donate, and this is so perfect. I am ordering another immediately.......Thank you Uncle Paul!!