Neenah White Index, Heavyweight Cardstock, 300 Sheets, 110 lb/199 gsm, 94 Brightness, 8.5" x 11" - MORE SHEETS! (91635)

This Neenah White Index Paper is my go-to cardstock for all classroom projects. The sheets have a nice bright white color that really makes colors pop, and the thickness is excellent—sturdy without being too heavy.It works great in the four different printers and copiers I’ve used it in, with no jams or smudging. At 300 sheets and a great price, it’s fantastic value for what you get. Perfect for crafts, printing, and all kinds of school activities.Highly recommend for teachers or anyone needing quality cardstock!

This paper is a staple in my creative space! It's thick enough to handle heavy ink and double-sided printing without bleeding through, and the brightness really makes colors pop. I’ve used it for card making, planner inserts, and to print my scrapbook digital collections —always with beautiful results. Plus, 300 sheets is such a good value. Ideal for anyone who prints their own creative projects at home!

I was looking for a heavier weight paper to make envelopes for handmade cards. Most of my cards have layers and embellishments that require a slightly heavier envelope to make it through the mail unscathed. Embellishments in particular can poke through standard envelopes, which can cause unsightly dents or even tears. This index cardstock holds up much better and offers more protection. It's not as heavy as the cardstock needed for card bases, but it's a little heavier than layering cardstock. It works great in my envelope punch and folds easily and crisply with a scoring tool and a bone folder. The envelopes end up have a really smooth, substantial feel without weighing so much that I need to add extra postage. I've also started using this paper to line the insides of my cards and sometimes for layering to keep weight down on a card front. I love that I can get a generous amount at once because I use it every time I craft.

Exactly what we needed. Bulk supply of plain white cardstock paper. We use these sheets for the kids arts and crafts. Prefer using these over regular printer paper because it's thicker, more versatile and durable (especially with the kids painting).

I use this 199 gsm cardstock to build paper models. It has a nice brightness so the colors are sharp. Goes through the printer with no problem when I send it through the u-shaped path or the straight through path. The inkjet ink does not bleed through

These envelopes have been essential for my wife's handmade cards. The seams are strong and have never come loose, and the flaps stay in place after sealing. She has purchased these multiple times and has always been pleased with the results.

I wish I had read more reviews before buying. The quality is good and it will work for card panels (not the base). Definitely printable. The problem is that I was looking for 110lb cardstock. This is somewhere between 65 and 80. That was my disappointment. The labelling is confusing/wrong.

I bought this paper to use to practice drawing and coloring and such. I really liked this paper. I had bought their Bristol Vellum also and I actually felt like this took the alcohol markers better without bleeding past the lines. I also used it for color pencils and graphite and it worked great for both. As others have said it’s not as thick as a cardstock that you get at a craft store but it is pretty thick. Someone said you cant use on a cutting machine, I find that difficult to believe. I have cut really thin stuff with my circuit including printer paper and vellum. You just need to make sure your mat is sticky enough and adjust your settings.If you are looking for a decent paper for practicing art project this is great. If you are doing a final project, I would always recommend artist quality paper because it is built for the task at hand and is usually acid free and many other things. I dont remember if this is acid free.