5x7 Cardstock Paper White - Textured Heavy Duty White Paper for Die Cutting, Card Making, Wedding Invites, Crafts - 60 Sheets, 80lb (216gsm), Solid Core

I used to make all of my greeting cards, drawing each one by hand. All were drawn on very heavy embossed card stock. Having recently run out of my supply, I went searching for alternatives, especially as I am creating more on my computer than by hand anymore. I have been very pleased with this product.Although I have not drawn directly onto the card stock, I have printed many cards already. The paper is stiff enough for card use, but it easily glides through my printer. Colors print bright and vibrant with no fading or loss of saturation due to the lightly textured finish. The reverse side is smooth allowing for personal, hand-written messages. Because the paper is not excessively heavy, I should be able to use my punch and embossing supplies to enhance my cards.I have already ordered a second package of this cardstock and look forward to using it quite often.

Needed medium/heavy weight 5x7 white card stock, but didn't want it too thick as I'm printing on it via an HP color printer (which accommodates this size in the tray). Textured on one side but smooth on the other, which was perfect as I'm using the smooth side, and easy to write on (as I'm creating a form that people will manually fill out). Good value and quality, and will definitely re-order when I need more.

First let me start off by saying that I found it surprisingly difficult to find 5x7 cardstock, anywhere. I consider myself quite resourceful too. Within my lackluster selection of choices I found this pack of 5x7 cardstock. The quantity fit my needs (custom baby shower invitations) and I liked the idea of a textured surface.Well, they worked exactly as I expected. No qualms at all, except for the funny fact that I didn't like the textured side as much due to it being a bit harder to read the printed content. I just used the other side which is smooth. All in all I thought these had the perfect weight and durability to them; excellent quality. My end results turned out fantastic.

I am not sure what exactly is meant by "variety pack" as this is a standard pack of white 5x7 textured cards. I was a fan of the textured side. However, it did not look great with what I was printing but I was able to print on the smoother side. Overall, I was pleased with the weight/quality of the paper. I wish, though, that it was marked that the paper was textured. I would recommend this product to someone looking for this size paper.

Not happy my white cardstock was not packaged in an envelope to keep it from getting dirty! One corner is black like grease on it ! I love AC cardstock! Just not happy with it not being covered to keep it clean!

I bought this cardstock for a gift that I made and I love its quality and durability. The paper is also rather resistant to bleeding. This is not to say that heavier markers won't bleed through, but for the most part it resists ink bleeding through quite well. The texture and weight are also very nice and give it a unique feel.

I want this in a slightly bigger size. Yes, you can fold it in half and make a small card. But, to make a full size card, it needs to be bigger. The card stock is very good quality, I an using it for making cards, and it is perfect for using with gelatos and stamping and then gluing the card onto a bigger card......

Horrible quality thin paper. There is no way this qualifies as cardstock. Also it becomes completely saturated once you print on it, becoming wavy with a washed out image. I bought this paper to print invitations and obviously that did not work. Take a look at the picture attached to this review. The same image was printed twice on the exact same printer with identical settings (it's an HP Officejet 8620 set to "Best" quality). The invitation on the left was printed on good quality cardstock from HP (their "invitation" paper); the one on the right was printed on this paper. Obviously the one on the left looks quite nice and is very usable, while the one on the right is washed out, wavy and wet, and entirely unusable.Don't buy this paper. It's bad enough that Amazon should really stop carrying it altogether.