Accent Opaque White 8.5” x 11” Cardstock Paper, 120 Lb, 325 GSM – 150 Sheets (1 Ream) – Premium Smooth Extremely Heavy Cardstock, Printer Paper for Invitations, Cards, Menus, Business Cards – 188179R

I bought these 120 lbs. card stock sheets to use on my Cricut Maker. I bought the card stock to make small Christmas ornament boxes. The 120 lbs. card stock was perfect! My problem was that the Cricut Maker was not cutting the material all the way through. At first, I thought that it was because the material was too thick for the cutting nibs that come with the Cricut Maker. After doing a bit of playing around and tinkering with the card stock and the Cricut Maker, I came to find out that the Cricut Maker has a few different length sizes of the cutting nibs, and I was using the shorter cutting nib at the beginning of my projects. That was the reason why my cuts were not going through the 120 lbs. card stock. But as soon as I started using the Cricut Maker "Deep Cut" cutting nib, my issue was solved! I am real happy with this 120 lbs. card stock. It cuts well using the correct tools and it scores real well with the right tools too. I will caution people to NOT try and manually fold the 120 lbs. card stock as doing so will create wrinkles and cracks on your 120 lbs. paper. It's not the end of the world, but it will ruin the aesthetics of keeping your paper project looking nice and clean. I definitely recommend this card stock as it is reasonably priced and it handles well for many card stock projects, and the appearance of the card stock is clean too. Good product!

Well, hallelujah! You have no idea how many reams of "Heavy White Card Stock" I've bought trying to find a decent weight for my handmade card bases. I've purchased Staples' so-called 110 lb white card stock and let me tell you: that is NO 110#.. it feels more like 80#. So I use the Staples product for scrap etc. I purchased Neenah Bright White Premium 65# Cardstock at Office Depot, hoping it might do. It feels almost as heavy as the the Staple's 110#, but it's actually less bright white than the Staples' product. Strike Two. I didn't purchase the much-touted Neenah Classic Crest Solar White (which comes in both 80# and 110#) because I was tired of being disappointed in claims of 110# ... only to find it too flimsy for a card base. I think the 120# weight is what made me purchase this Accent Opaque Digital Cover instead, and I'm glad I did. When it comes to a card BASE, the weight is the big issue for me. For my taste, I want a strong rigid card base to give my handmade card the feeling of quality and hold up the weight of the card front. This Accent 120 lb is perfection. Every time I pick up a sheet, I find myself checking and double checking to see if I have 2 sheets together. Nope, it's one awesome sheet. I use this ONLY for card bases, because 1. It's like gold to me! and ... 2. It's so thick, most manual punches are not going to be able to punch through this thick card stock. WHITENESS: This Accent 120# is a beautiful bright white. Whiter than both the Staple's #110# and Neenah 65# Bright White mentioned above. I can't compare it to Classic Crest Solar White, because I don't have it. But honestly, I really don't care if it is the brightest white on the market. Once you open the card, in my opinion, the brightness is inconsequential because it's not competing with any other colors. In the future, I may order some Solar White in 80# and try it for card front stuff: like stamping, or anything I might use a manual punch or thin die cut. The verdict: This is ultimate card base card stock, in my limited experience with card making. I hope this helps you avoid buying ream after ream of the wrong white cardstock, like I did! :)

Love this paper. Great price, super crisp cool white, heavyweight and ultra smooth. Perfect for using as a heavy card base or if need any very thick and sturdy cardstock - almost like cardboard. This is the BEST cardstock for me to use with my Spellbinders glimmer foiling machine. I get perfect results every time - with little to no over foiling. Won’t disappoint.

AMAZING CARDSTOCK! This is the thickest cardstock I’ve every used! It a very smooth paper and bright white! I tested it with Alcohol Markers, I didn’t get very much bleed through because it’s so thick. The ink didn’t bleed out of the lines and blended beautifully. Watercolor pencils and a Stampin Up watercolor blender pen, the paper didn’t peel or do anything at all. & die cutting, it die cut perfect and because it so thick I got really nice not flimsy! Every test PAST WITH FLYING COLORS!! I used for my card base, it makes a very high quality card!! I love this cardstock and you get it for such a great price! I found my new go to cardstock!

The only reason I'm giving this cardstock a 4 is that it won't run through my printer due to its weight. Otherwise, it is an excellent cardstock and may work with other printers. I use an EPSON Eco Tank 4750. I decided to keep it for use in other projects as I do all sorts of paper crafts. I know I will find a use for it.

This makes perfect gift cards. Excellent price.

I have purchased several of their teams of copy paper and card-stock. The 120 lb card stock is super thick and sturdy. It will not go through my laser printer so I use this for paper crafting like my card bases, embellishments, even has held up to watercolor as long as you don’t saturate the paper. The 80 lb is great for printing on and has a decent heftiness to it also and I usually use this for my digital prints, it holds up great to alcohol markers and less wet watercolor techniques. Now let’s talk amazing Copy paper. They carry 80 lb now this is beautiful copy paper, not your skimpy thin copy paper. I use this not only for printing but to line my dark colored cards so that I can write my message or stamp on it. I imagine that I will use it for gelli printing too. These 3 are my favorite and will be a repeat customer as long as they are sold.

Quality paper

Es un buen material, grueso y resistente, especial para tarjetas de visita. Le pongo 3 estrellas porque el precio es elevado, sube y baja cada día, yo no lo compraria en mas de 350 MX

Love it real Quilty!!!!

This is just my dream for cardmaking. It's smooth and I was able to blend distress ink and distress oxide on it beautifully (I can blend oxides on anything :P but the regular distress was splotchy on my Neenah Exact Index). I used a teflon bone folder and score board to double score it and was able to fold it without any cracking. I tried folding it in both directions and both worked beautifully. It's SUPER thick - like reminds me more of a chipboard than paper and I just find it dreamy because I like fairly simple card designs. With my Exact Index (I think it's 110?) I would have to use three layers to get what the Accent gives me with one. It's also a very nice, bright white. I haven't ever tried the Neenah Classic Crest Solar White and hear it's brighter but this one is just wonderful for me and such a nice, clean white colour. So I love it - that's it in a nutshell ;-)

This card stock was recommended on YouTube as a great, cost-effective card stock for the purpose of cutting and folding to suit notecards. The stock is excellent weight and brightness, however, when I tried to fold the card, it did not crease well and the card had a minor 'fuzziness' where it was folded. The YouTube crafter did use a scoring board and tool which I didn't, so that may be why I was getting less-than-perfect results. Also. the company that delivered the 1500 - 8.5 x 11 sheets, tossed the boxes (2) onto the ground next to my car which, fortunately was not wet of snowy, but broke open the cartons. Nothing was damaged. Addendum: Having done further tests on the card stock, I feel that scoring the paper on a softer base is the solution to the ragged fold. I was able to produce several clean edges, however, care must be taken to fold the crease gently.

For making cards, softcover books or other items that require folding, my beef with the company is that you only find out it is sold GRAIN LONG after you get it. What this means is that if you are folding against the grain, which in most cases you will, then if you don't score the paper first, you will get bad cracking. You will still get some cracking even if you score it, but it may or may not be a problem for you. If the paper is 81/2 x 11 and grain long, it means that the grain runs parallel to the longest side (11), which would make a very narrow card if folded that way. Not particularly useful! It's critical to know the grain direction when using machine made paper. I wish these companies would put the grain direction along with the GSM in their adverts - it would making buying so much easier. For that reason, I am not giving 5 stars. Otherwise, the finish and weight are just what I wanted.