120lb Cover Thick Cardstock Paper - Plain Heavy Bright White Stock - 8.5" x 11" (50 Sheets)

I got this to do some very thin layered projects, with the added benefit of being able to print on it if I need to. (Check your printer max thickness if you want to print on it.)This stuff is great. It's thick and sturdy. Just gluing two layers together gives a very solid felling final project. I've also used to to print custom sized playing cards for game prototypes.I will be ordering more of this in the future.

This heavy-duty cardstock is perfect for my card bases. It's super sturdy and holds up well to heavier card fronts. The product showed up early and in great condition. I'm actually ordering it again today as it's become my #1 go-to for cardmaking. I highly recommend this paper and this seller.

If you are a creative card maker like me, then you are going to LOVE this heavy base weight card stock for making hand made cards. I also use this 120 lb card stock for focal images as it handles, a myriad of mediums including watercolor, gamsol/colored pencils, and all sorts of inks both wet and dry. It is also the perfect card stock for mixed media projects as it hold up to gesso, gels, pastes, etc... Of course my favorite use for this card stock is simply creating card bases. Heavy weight card stock is the BEST way to start your hand made card creations. Thank You!!!

Exactly what I needed but the shipping was a bit too expensive

Great paper, bought for drawing with colored pencils. The package says it works in printers, and it might in larger printers that do not have to bend the paper, but my 2 printers jam with this paper.

Purchased this to use as my earring cards. I wanted something custom without having to go through a printing company. This double thick cardstock, plus some corner rounders and hole punches have worked wonders to create my own earrings cards right here in my home office.

Perfect thickness. Heavy enough to keep shape for boxes

Love how heavy weight this card stock is however it has problems with some printers. I managed to get it to work but was using a light duty printer since my big one was out of commission.