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Your cart is empty.Thickness: 65 lb cover (180 gsm). 2 to 3 times thicker than standard printer paper, but not as thick as heavyweight cardstock. Enhanced durability for your projects while retaining the versatility for crafting and printing.
jb
2025-09-03 13:09:48
This paper is nice quality, good weight (65lb) and worked well for what I ordered it for. I made bookmarks out of it and it was perfect. The colors are very vibrant and there is a nice variety. Would recommend.
brian barrette
2025-08-02 19:15:59
I got this cardstock to print off some fun projects for my son. I needed something sturdier than normal paper paper. This fit in my printer and printed what I needed very well. It's a lot of paper and with 10 different colors I can use for everything I need. Very good and thick paper.
Mr. Paul J. Sargeant
2025-07-28 10:29:02
Although described as thick cardstock paper, I’d say it’s in the banding that sits as a bit of grey area between heavy paper and thin card. Most offices use 80-100gsm paper in their machines, and sturdy card starts at around 250gsm. So at 180gsm this is definitely more paper like than card like!That said, It’s a really good weight and very useful. I’ll be using it mainly to cut up to add colour blocks to collage, or to draw on, so it’s perfect for my use. A quick google gave and I could see that at this weight a printers would use 170-200gsm as brochure cover material.It has a lot of flex to it, so bends easily and you can definitely fold it with a crisp edge.The paper has a smooth finish, you can feel it, it’s not shiny/glossy. Perfect for charcoals/pastels. If I had kids this would be great for crafting for them too.The price isn’t bad. You can definitely get slightly cheaper - this works out at around 15p per sheet, there’s other bundles out there on Amazon where you can get 120 sheets for 12p, about a £2 saving if you wanted more. There’s also sets of 60 in thicknesses from 170 - 230gsm for 15-16p per sheet, so this is priced fairly. The quality of this is good and it’s worth the money.
Libra
2025-05-22 15:37:16
This is a very thick paper made for crafts. Perfect for kids. Ordered this for my 8 year old daughter, and she's really happy with it as she loves craft. It is easy to bend and make things of it but also sturdy enough to stay in place. Perfect.
Customer Review
2025-04-01 19:06:21
This review is for the item described as “60 Pieces, 180gsm - Coloured Card A4, Thick Cardstock Paper - 10 Assorted Coloursâ€.The cardstock is completely smooth. The first photo in the listing gives the impression to me that the card is slightly hammered, but it isn’t. It isn’t thick enough to be used as a card base but it is perfect for adding a pop of colour to cardmaking and scrapbooking projects by using it for matting and layering. It’s also an ideal weight to be used in die cutting machines with all dies including Sizzix Thinlits and similar, or with digital cutting machine such as a Cricut, Silhouette etc. I have a very old Craft Robo, and this is the weight I prefer for cutting shapes with it, especially the more intricate ones, as the card is thin enough that my old machine doesn’t struggle with it, but it’s thick enough that it doesn’t tear coming off the mat.
Sidney Wright
2025-03-07 11:24:29
Coloured card.The product comes sealed in clear plastic.For your pennies you get sixty sheets of card that comes in ten different colours. The card is A4 in size and the colours are a mix of primary and pastel.Tried out pencil, ballpoint, fountain and felt-tip and had no problems writing with any of them. The fountain pen ink took a second or so to fully absorb but the rest dried immediately and did not sit on top of the surface or run. No smudging and a minimum of bleed. Considering that this isn’t exactly tailor made for writing on and there’s obvious surface grain I’m quite impressed with this aspect so if you want to use it for arty purposes I think it would do ok (Didn’t try paint though).The description calls this ‘thick’ card stock but I’d actually rate it as medium weight, Ideal for light crafting and that’s what my lad usually uses this kind of card for. I myself have dabbled in paper craft in the past (Models etc), with a similar weight card and had good results.A decent set of coloured card. The colours are varied, bright and vibrant, it’s ok for writing on and would be ideal for light crafting or scrapbooking etc. Oh and the surface is smooth to the touch with a subtle grain.Me likey.
Sheila
2025-01-30 17:44:01
I ordered this coloured cardstock for the charity shop where I volunteer, as it will be perfect for brightening up the labelling of our displays, particularly in the shop window. It's good quality, 180gsm, and "2 to 3 times thicker than standard printer paper, but not as thick as heavyweight cardstock", so will work well in our printer to produce really professional looking signs and labels. We also have volunteers with beautiful handwriting, who do the labelling of the expensive, collectable books that are locked in a display cabinet. Hopefully, our new, brightly-coloured labels will now draw the eyes of customers, and persuade them to spend lots of money in our shop!
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