24 sheets Yellow Cardstock Paper 8.5 x 11 Inches for DIY Cards, Invitations, Scrapbooking and Other Crafts(250gsm/92lb)

This paper had great quality! It was thick and sturdy and perfect for the craft we needed it for! We made flapping bats for a Halloween Party and the white marker didnt bleed through, the google eyes stuck to it well. The kids were so impressed, and I was impressed with the durability.

A bit thinner than I would like, but I make small gift boxes with these and reinforce the bottoms with an extra piece glued down. I love the color, very classy and high end look especially paired with a gold or silver metallic elastic bow. The surface texture is smooth, and this cardstock goes through my printer easily. The print quality is great, crisp with no bleeding. Cuts very clean either with scissors or my Silhouette cutting machine. Recommend.

The cards are as described. They fit my project perfectly.

The black matte finish, along with the strength of the card stock. Made a great backdrop for photographing of keepsakes, and coin's. Work well, without taking up the space of a photography black box... Which I'll reserve for other projects. I'd recommend purchasing this product as it's value for it's quality, and utility.

I didn’t dislike this paper. It was a good color, it was just a little on the thinner side than what I’m used to. I usually use Stampin’ Up!’s card stock, which is 80 pound and this was not as thick. You could use this for a card base, but as a picky card maker I prefer something a little bit thicker. The color was really nice, however.

Cuts good on my Cricut. But. But the letters have to be thick in order for the paper to cut without tearing.

Love this paper! Great card use, color, thickness. Good functionality, I would recommend this paper to family and friends!

I purchased this paper and several other colors for an art project I did with the kindergartners in my After School group. We made little turkeys as a Thanksgiving project. The paper is sturdy, and it cuts cleanly. To me quality is as important as price. Poor quality paper usually equals poor results. The most important thing was the children had fun and took a project home that looked good.