100 Sheets White Cardstock 8.5 x 11 Certificate Paper, Goefun White Card Stock Printer Paper for Invitations, Menus, Wedding, DIY Cards

Paper does not score well as bone folder skids or slides over the paper. It will score but will take a lot of effort and I tried scoring both sides. I used 12.5x12x5 scoreboard from Martha Stewart and the Fiskars dual trimmer/scorer on this paper. Paper cuts well, scores horrible. Also, score mark does not show well either as you could see score marks better on black paper than this brown paper bag 80lbs paper. I think the paper would be great for printing or cutting, not for scoring. Typically most 60, 65, 80, 100lbs+ paper scores well but not this type of paper. Try scoring a paper bag and if it works for you, then buy this paper. This 80lbs is not very sturdy for cardmaking, diy jewelry cards or scrapbooking layouts. Color is darker and is brown paper bag vs cardboard box color. It's a nice color and could be used for other projects but not scoring.

Used this in a sketchbook I printed, came out fantastic for the interiors. Held the xerox black very well, looks sharp with that extra touch of age.

Perfect for water coloring on journal sheets.

This is good card stock, prints well, and solid color. I thought it was a bit pricey for 100 sheets, but I guess you pay for quality.

Nice weight and very pretty pink

Great card stock. Nice rich color and thickness is perfect. I create with a lot of metal dies, and generally use thicker stock, but this feels very nice and has a nice thickness that still leaves work looking sturdy in this weight. Weight I chose to checkout was, 65Lb. Try it out, it is good quality. thanks

Nice black paper.

Used this for an art project. Very sturdy, good quality paper.

I guess I will have to hope they are acid free, only time will tell.

The paper is too thick. It jams in the printer, even if you put one page at a time. No good waste of money.

Would like to have seen a richer black but at 100sheets in the pack I knew THAT was probably not going to happen. 80lbs is a medium-thick feel, but I would choose to work with a 100lb+ cardpaper to get the rich color and card-like texture. Being only 11 inch long, the sheets run a little short for my project. 12x12 is a cardmaker's dream as thickness, color, size are very workable. Of course there are usually only 25sheets in a pack. Choose your "battles" wisely lol and decide if you want ultra quality and pay $$$ or workable decent quality with more paper to play with.

Good quality, good thickness but not too thick to work in my printer. Art projects.

The paper is really good quality. I use it for card making