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title: "Springhill White 8.5” x 14” Cardstock Paper, 110lb, 199gsm – Premium Heavy Cardstock, Printer Paper with Smooth Finish for Greeting Cards, Flyers, Scrapbooking & More – 015314R, 250 Sheets (1 Ream)"
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# textured vellum surface for crisp prints 67lb lightweight cardstock SFI certified sustainable paper Springhill White 8.5” x 14” Cardstock Paper, 110lb, 199gsm – Premium Heavy Cardstock, Printer Paper with Smooth Finish for Greeting Cards, Flyers, Scrapbooking & More – 015314R, 250 Sheets (1 Ream)

**Brand:** springhill
**Price:** $359.09
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ♻️ Elevate your prints & projects with sustainable style!

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- **What is this?** Springhill White 8.5” x 14” Cardstock Paper, 110lb, 199gsm – Premium Heavy Cardstock, Printer Paper with Smooth Finish for Greeting Cards, Flyers, Scrapbooking & More – 015314R, 250 Sheets (1 Ream) by springhill
- **How much does it cost?** $359.09 with free shipping
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## Best For

- springhill enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted springhill brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Bulk Convenience:** Comes in a value-packed 3-ream set with 750 sheets to keep your creative flow uninterrupted.
- • **Eco-Friendly Choice:** 100% Made in USA and SFI certified, supporting sustainable forestry and reforestation efforts.
- • **Lightweight yet Durable:** 67lb vellum cardstock balances sturdiness with easy handling for everyday projects.
- • **Vibrant, Crisp Prints Every Time:** Textured, toothy surface ensures minimal show-through and sharp, bleed-free double-sided printing.
- • **Perfect for Professionals & Creators:** Ideal for printing, crafting, calligraphy, and colored pencil art with superior layering and blending.

## Overview

Springhill White Cardstock Paper is a premium 67lb vellum Bristol cardstock (147gsm) featuring a textured surface for crisp, vibrant prints with minimal bleed-through. Available in a convenient 3-ream pack (750 sheets) of 8.5x11 inch sheets, it’s perfect for professional and personal print projects including colored pencil art, calligraphy, and direct mail. Made in the USA and SFI certified, this eco-conscious cardstock supports sustainable forestry while delivering reliable, acid-free quality that resists yellowing over time.

## Description

Why Springhill Cardstock Paper? Springhill Cardstock Paper 8 5 x 14, legal paper offers a smooth, hard finish and provides excellent printability, whether you use ink or toner. In fact, Springhill digital index cardstock carries our electronic imaging guarantee. This thick paper, card stock paper is perfect for business cards, direct mail, announcements, signage, paper crafting, and index cards. Cardstock paper provides exceptional die-cutting, scoring, folding characteristics and good ink holdout, snap, and resistanceSpecs:• Item: Card Stock Paper, Thick Paper• Ideal For: Direct Mail, Business Cards, Counter Displays• Card Stock Size: 8.5 x 14, Legal cardstock• Carton Size: 8 Reams Per Carton• Pack Size: 250 Sheets Per Ream• Brightness: 92 Bright• Weight: 110 lb Basis Weight / 163GSMSpringhill brand offers an number of basis weights, colors and finishes for every commercial print need. Please check out our other office products such as our bristol paper, vellum paper, card paper, cover paper, stock paper, glossy cardstock, paper office products and more.

Review: Love it. - Great paper for coloured pencils. Great tooth.
Review: Colored Pencil Comparison: this paper vs 67 pd. Bristol Vellum & 80 pd Hammermill Premium Copy Paper - I am an avid colorist. I use colored pencils to color. As a hobbyist, I didn't want to color in some of the books I had purchased because I was still learning so much and wanted to practice. I started to copy my books and after several different types and weights of paper, I ended up preferring this paper to any of the others I had tried. It was superior to the paper in the coloring books 99 percent of the time. I wanted a paper which you could erase where necessary without destroying all the tooth of the paper. While I now try to use only the Faber Castell box that lifts the pigment off the page, I also have a Tombow eraser and an electric one which allows me to erase a fine detail. I also wanted a paper that you could apply many layers of pencil to as a beginner I was always having to add color to get the desired result. Recently I had a book which I did color in as I knew I wasn't crazy about the images and would never want to repeat them. That book had a slicker paper and I did like it both in terms of application of the pencil and the end result. So I purchased two other papers to compare to this one to see what difference the paper actually makes. I purchased a really bright white paper of the same weight as this, the Hammermill Premium Color Copy 80 pound paper as well as the Exact Neehan Bristol Vellum in a 67 pound weight. This review compares the three papers for colored pencil purposes. Keeping in mind that I am a hobbyist, not an artist, I colored the same page from Wild Soul book by Grazio Salvo. I used primarily the Lyra Rembrant polycolor oil pencil, with a few Tombow Irojitens and Prismacolor Verithins which are both wax based. I used the same pencil colors and tried to make everything the same in coloring the three different papers. I was truly surprised at the outcome. In all but two areas this paper was hands down the best paper for colored pencils. The Hammermill was the brightest white. This paper jammed in my printer and the other two did not. Otherwise in all comparisons I would recommend this paper. In the photo showing all three, this paper is first, followed by the 67 pound Neeham Bristol Vellum, with the Hammermill paper shown last. I did identify the papers in the margin as well as drawing lines to show where I used different ways to blend. Although the background had the same number of layers applied in a cross hatch with a single blue pencil, it appeared deeper and darker blue in this paper than in the other two. The Hammermill slick finished paper just didn't accept as many layers of color. (I actually added two more layers with that paper for a total of 8 layers!) There wasn't a huge difference between the 67 pound Bristol vellum and this bristol vellum so if money is a factor the 67 pound is obviously less expensive. As I look at the outcome on this paper I see numerous places where I should go back to adjust the color. With this heavier weight, I can easily do so. In the background I also tried three different blending techniques, Gamisol, Caran d'Ache full blender pencil and a white colored Lyra pencil. The Gamisol (oderless mineral spirits) had the largest area in front of the women's head to the top of page. Because this paper is thicker I didn't have to worry as much about the liquid blender. It blended very well with this method on this paper. With the Hammermill, I ended up with a bunch of pigment on the end of my qtip, so instead of blending I was removing! The bottom corner under the tiger's nose was not blended at all. The area in front of the tiger's nose was blended with a white Lyra pencil. It did lighten the color slightly when blending. The best result was behind the women's head where I used a Caran 'd Ache full color blending pencil. This pencil actually feels like you are putting down wax while blending. The result was to eliminate the pencil lines and get a deep blended blue color, that fully saturated the paper. While there were significant differences between the Bristol Vellum papers and the Hammermill papers, the difference between the two Bristol Vellum papers was fairly minimal. As this paper was my first and the other Bristol Vellum my third coloring of the same image I would expect improvement even in such a short rushed period of time. That was in fact the case, but the improvement had nothing to do with the paper only the person using the paper! Even with the occasional jamming issue I really love this paper. I have copied over 450 pages to copy at this point. (I am on my second ream and about half of it is gone.) As I am making these copies to practice, I do copy on both sides of the paper. All three papers performed well in copying on both sides. I would recommend you try a variety of papers if possible as much of this may be merely personal preference. From my point of view using this paper has only made me more critical of the paper used in most adult coloring books. For 250 sheets the price is very fair. This paper was less expensive than other identical paper made by other manufacturers. Without question this paper will be my first choice when coping images to color with colored pencil. (I would also think this paper would be preferable for wetter mediums, watercolor or marker, as it is thicker and will not bleed through as easily. Because it has more tooth or texture, I would think it would be better in that regard the slicker paper of equal weight.)

## Features

- HEAVY-WEIGHT CARDSTOCK - Our white 110lb. Cardstock is an ideal choice for print applications that demand a thicker card stock. Featuring a smooth surface, this premium cardstock paper results in crisp, vibrant prints with minimal show-through.
- PERFECT FOR PERSONAL OR PROFESSIONAL PRINT PROJECTS - Whether in your home, business, or classroom, use this white cardstock for black and white and color printing, greeting cards, report covers, direct mail, brochures, flyers, scrapbooking, and other applications that require a strong, durable paper that can be stamped, folded, and so much more! Plus, 110lb Index meets USPS regulations, so you can use it for mailing!
- RENEWABLE RESOURCE MADE IN USA - Springhill printing and cardstock papers are 100% Made in the USA and Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) certified, and when you buy Springhill paper you are helping replant forests and support sustainable forestry jobs for landowners in America. When it comes to the future of our forests, your paper choice matters, so choose one that's committed to sustaining forestlands and contributing to healthy forest ecosystems.
- PAIRS SEAMLESSLY WITH SPRINGHILL PRINTER PAPER - For a uniform, consistent look to your print project, pair Springhill's colored printer paper with Springhill's white cardstock paper or colored cardstock paper; or if you need an even heavier card stock paper, look for Accent Opaque card stock
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## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B06WWR7WFB |
| Best Sellers Rank | 3,675,036 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 5,759 in Card Stock |
| Brand | Springhill |
| Brand Name | Springhill |
| Colour | 110 lb |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 7,090 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00091083053144 |
| Included Components | Index Card, Index Cards (Paper) |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 35.6L x 21.6W centimetres |
| Item Weight | 7 Pounds |
| Item weight | 7 Pounds |
| Luminanax Lux | 92 |
| Manufacturer | Sylvamo |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 015314R |
| Material | Paper |
| Material Type | Paper |
| Model Number | 015314R |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Post Consumer Recycled Content Per Cent | 10 |
| Sheet Count | 250 |
| Sheet count | 250 |
| Size | 250 Sheets (1 Ream) |
| UPC | 010199153142 799916273799 300716235438 091083053144 752527017152 300717378899 |
| Unit Count | 250.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Springhill
- **Colour:** 67lb
- **Material:** Paper
- **Sheet count:** 750
- **Size:** 8.5x11

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love it.
*by C***E on 10 August 2019*

Great paper for coloured pencils. Great tooth.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Colored Pencil Comparison: this paper vs 67 pd. Bristol Vellum & 80 pd Hammermill Premium Copy Paper
*by K***R on 12 February 2020*

I am an avid colorist. I use colored pencils to color. As a hobbyist, I didn't want to color in some of the books I had purchased because I was still learning so much and wanted to practice. I started to copy my books and after several different types and weights of paper, I ended up preferring this paper to any of the others I had tried. It was superior to the paper in the coloring books 99 percent of the time. I wanted a paper which you could erase where necessary without destroying all the tooth of the paper. While I now try to use only the Faber Castell box that lifts the pigment off the page, I also have a Tombow eraser and an electric one which allows me to erase a fine detail. I also wanted a paper that you could apply many layers of pencil to as a beginner I was always having to add color to get the desired result. Recently I had a book which I did color in as I knew I wasn't crazy about the images and would never want to repeat them. That book had a slicker paper and I did like it both in terms of application of the pencil and the end result. So I purchased two other papers to compare to this one to see what difference the paper actually makes. I purchased a really bright white paper of the same weight as this, the Hammermill Premium Color Copy 80 pound paper as well as the Exact Neehan Bristol Vellum in a 67 pound weight. This review compares the three papers for colored pencil purposes. Keeping in mind that I am a hobbyist, not an artist, I colored the same page from Wild Soul book by Grazio Salvo. I used primarily the Lyra Rembrant polycolor oil pencil, with a few Tombow Irojitens and Prismacolor Verithins which are both wax based. I used the same pencil colors and tried to make everything the same in coloring the three different papers. I was truly surprised at the outcome. In all but two areas this paper was hands down the best paper for colored pencils. The Hammermill was the brightest white. This paper jammed in my printer and the other two did not. Otherwise in all comparisons I would recommend this paper. In the photo showing all three, this paper is first, followed by the 67 pound Neeham Bristol Vellum, with the Hammermill paper shown last. I did identify the papers in the margin as well as drawing lines to show where I used different ways to blend. Although the background had the same number of layers applied in a cross hatch with a single blue pencil, it appeared deeper and darker blue in this paper than in the other two. The Hammermill slick finished paper just didn't accept as many layers of color. (I actually added two more layers with that paper for a total of 8 layers!) There wasn't a huge difference between the 67 pound Bristol vellum and this bristol vellum so if money is a factor the 67 pound is obviously less expensive. As I look at the outcome on this paper I see numerous places where I should go back to adjust the color. With this heavier weight, I can easily do so. In the background I also tried three different blending techniques, Gamisol, Caran d'Ache full blender pencil and a white colored Lyra pencil. The Gamisol (oderless mineral spirits) had the largest area in front of the women's head to the top of page. Because this paper is thicker I didn't have to worry as much about the liquid blender. It blended very well with this method on this paper. With the Hammermill, I ended up with a bunch of pigment on the end of my qtip, so instead of blending I was removing! The bottom corner under the tiger's nose was not blended at all. The area in front of the tiger's nose was blended with a white Lyra pencil. It did lighten the color slightly when blending. The best result was behind the women's head where I used a Caran 'd Ache full color blending pencil. This pencil actually feels like you are putting down wax while blending. The result was to eliminate the pencil lines and get a deep blended blue color, that fully saturated the paper. While there were significant differences between the Bristol Vellum papers and the Hammermill papers, the difference between the two Bristol Vellum papers was fairly minimal. As this paper was my first and the other Bristol Vellum my third coloring of the same image I would expect improvement even in such a short rushed period of time. That was in fact the case, but the improvement had nothing to do with the paper only the person using the paper! Even with the occasional jamming issue I really love this paper. I have copied over 450 pages to copy at this point. (I am on my second ream and about half of it is gone.) As I am making these copies to practice, I do copy on both sides of the paper. All three papers performed well in copying on both sides. I would recommend you try a variety of papers if possible as much of this may be merely personal preference. From my point of view using this paper has only made me more critical of the paper used in most adult coloring books. For 250 sheets the price is very fair. This paper was less expensive than other identical paper made by other manufacturers. Without question this paper will be my first choice when coping images to color with colored pencil. (I would also think this paper would be preferable for wetter mediums, watercolor or marker, as it is thicker and will not bleed through as easily. Because it has more tooth or texture, I would think it would be better in that regard the slicker paper of equal weight.)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exceptional Sturdy Quality for Classroom and Educational Materials!
*by S***O on 18 August 2026*

The Springhill 110lb Index Cardstock is a stellar, heavy-duty paper choice for creating long-lasting classroom resources, lesson materials, and student study aids! The sturdy 199gsm index weight provides outstanding rigidity that holds up to frequent handling, making it perfect for printing flashcards, ground school navigation templates, syllabus dividers, or custom instructional charts. Its smooth, level surface ensures crisp, bleed-free printing on both laser and inkjet printers, while the extra-long 8.5" x 14" legal dimensions give you ample room for multi-column worksheets or detailed diagrams. It is a reliable, professional-grade paper pack that every educator will love having in their supply cabinet!

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