Neenah Vellum Bristol Cardstock, Lightweight, 325 Sheets, 67 lb/147 gsm, 94 Brightness, 8.5" x 11" - MORE SHEETS! (91633)

I used this cardstock to make cards. They are a good quality, pretty colors, and are thick and good cardstock. I would buy this again and highly recommend it.

I bought this for printing out adult coloring pages. It works well with most of the pencils I have. I’m shocked how much I like Crayola pencils on it! They layer well and are almost creamy (obviously not as creamy as Prisma). They’re almost like Soucolor or Brutefuner’s on this paper. I tend to reach for the Crayola’s with this paper as they behave so well and have a large color range (got 150 set from Walmart), plus don’t break the bank with daily coloring. I print on the less textured side. It’s slightly lighter than card stock, but still a good weight. It’s not shiny or smooth like card stock, almost like a light weight, light textured watercolor paper texture.

A couple of days ago, I was searching Amazon for high-quality, ink-friendly papers. I own about 135 different fountain pen inks and recently decided to create individual handwritten sample sheets for each ink and gradually accumulate a binder-full that I can visually refer to when choosing candidates for inking up new pens or changing out a pen's ink for something different.I settled on Neenah 67 lb. Bristol cardstock, Product # 91633, 94 white; a ream of 325 sheets for the modest price of $13.00.I wanted something thick enough to write on both sides of a sheet; for example, when I have an ink in six or seven different pens, I will have enough space to write a sample from each pen on a single sheet. This should be useful as I have found that the same ink can look very different among each inked pen, due to nib size, wet or dry writing characteristics and so on.I tested a single sheet of this paper using three different pens and inks (see photo) and was delighted to find no feathering, bleed-through or ghosting. The paper has a very fine, subtle texture to it, which made for very pleasurable writing, with just a hint of feedback and softness, generating that elusive, desirable tone of a smooth nib on fine, well-made paper. It made me want to keep writing just to hear and feel more; to assure myself this is the right paper for my project. And that it is.If you are a fountain pen user, I highly recommend you give this paper a try. If it doesn't work for you, use it up in your inkjet or laser printer, or your birdcage. But you should find it to your liking, I'm sure of it.

Love love love this paper. Beautiful for crafts like card making etc. I ordered it for my coloring pages I like to print out. it works great with all coloring mediums and acrylic paint supplies. I will definitely buy it again.

I'm impressed with the quality of this paper, especially since it was so inexpensive.I wanted a decent multifunctional paper that I could use for numerous things. I'm a maker, so there are times when I just grab a piece of paper to make a stencil or draw out an ideaI and this worked great. It needed to be a little thicker then normal printer paper but still go through my basic ink jet printer (it did with no problems) since I would also use it for coloring pages and genealogy documents. I will definitely buy this again because it fit all my needs. I recommend it highly

I like the Bristol cardstock, but it is not vellum finish as stated in the product title/information. Also, the label says the paper is "Bristol Cardstock", not Bristol vellum. Vellum finish is finer, smoother. This definitely has a bit more tooth. The amount of tooth makes a huge difference for some colorists and artists.But that's okay for me; I have products that will work just fine. But, I will make sure the next bloody ream of paper I buy has the vellum finish.

This is the best paper I've found so far for printing digitals for my journal-making craft. It's the perfect weight and I love its slightly off-white color. Works great with my Epson Eco Tank.

I ordered this paper so I could print coloring pages from digital files, based on a recommendation from YouTube colorist Sarah Renae Clark. It is PERFECT!I print pages on my HP laser printer, and I haven’t had any issues. The paper is thick, actually slightly heavier than recommended for my printer, so I use the manual (foldout) feeder tray, and I adjust print settings to “heavyweight paper”. I also fan the paper stack before placing it in the feeder, to make sure the pages will feed nicely, one at a time. I’m not even sure if this last step is necessary, but so far everything has worked flawlessly, so I’ll keep doing it.I noticed one side of the paper has a little more texture than the other side, so I make sure the paper is fed so that the textured side is the one that is printed.The paper itself is nice and thick, with a slight creamy tint to the white. I use colored pencils which feel really nice on this paper. It’s heavy enough that I think it would work for markers too, but blending might be an issue since the paper is textured rather than smooth. Although it’s quite heavy, if you put it on a light table, you could trace a pattern from something else.It will take me a while to get through a whole ream, but I will definitely be ordering more.