50 Brown Kraft Fiber 80# Cover Paper Sheets - 8.5" X 11" (8.5X11 Inches) Standard Letter|Flyer Size - Rich Earthy Color with Natural Fibers - 80lb/pound Cardstock - Smooth Finish

This cardstock would’ve been perfect if it weren’t for the coloring. I’m using for wedding invites as a bottom layer going with a modern rustic look. I wanted the Kraft paper to have depth & color variations. This doesn’t :( it looks like a paper bag, not rustic enough of a quality. Hopefully the store has it in stock or I’ll be ordering Alan other trial and error. Positives are it’s sturdy and packaged well!

This is the only brand of kraft card I've found that prints o.k. with my laser printer- the toner does come off a little if you rub it, but it doesn't even stick to every other brand I've tried. Also it's a nice flat polished looking finish

I used this paper for a report cover, we wanted the kraft paper look and it definitely delivers on that. The first time I printed the pages slid all over the place coming out of the printer. I realized I needed to change the settings for the heavier paper (and slicker finish) which made it print slower but no more flying papers. This is not a problem with the paper, just something you need to be aware of. I was printing on a Canon multifunction machine (for business use) that has a high printing speed, it may not cause the same problem in a standard home printer.

This is EXCELLENT quality paper. I used this product to make coffin boxes for my wedding favors and it’s absolutely perfect. They’re sturdy, yet have just the right amount of “give.”Also using the paper for my place cards, will update my review with that photo once I finish them.I will definitely continue to order this product for my future projects - I can’t say enough great things about it!

If you don't want canvases stacking up in corners this is an alternative. Spray with shellac, it dries in a few moments and it can then be used as a reasonably durable painting surface when taped to a board. It is like card stock and is a good choice for pages of notan studies, color maps and value sketches. Some artists then bind the pages into notebooks when dry. Much less expensive than cheap canvasboard and easier to store. It does not have a bumpy surface though.

This is a nice quality cardstock but I use a lot of kraft cardstock and this really isn't what I expected. It is a nice smooth brown as shown, but the "problem" is that it is smooth, it doesn't have that pulpy appearance that I've seen that gives the paper some depth.

This paper is difficult to get through the printer and the copy machine. It would go through the printer but I couldn't get the settings slow enough to not cut off the top. After about 30 minutes of changing settings I did get it to print on the copy machine. This paper does not have flecks of paper fiber, it's just a flat, smooth Kraft color. It looks finished and nice but it's not the rustic Kraft look I was hoping for.

When I got these, I thought they would look different. I assumed it would have some different colorations though the paper but it was solid - ended up looking good with the print on them.