NOT WHITE!!!!!!

Excellent Quality

excellent

Good Quality paper

Just wht I needed

Only problem is the packaging....not good enough therefore one corner on the whole stack of stock paper is damaged. I am dealing with it, although it does show on the cards that I make with it. Too much of a hassel to send back because of where I live.

It occurred to me that it if I was going to make my own Christmas cards this year, that now was the time to start. It was the very beginning of October. After some doodling and scanning, I ordered this cardstock and some envelopes from Wal*Mart. They came seemingly overnight and look great. The leftovers look likely to last me a few more years.

I would like to suggest another card stock carried by Walmart for those of you making your own greeting cards. That is the Georgia Pacific White Card Stock 150 Sheets 81/2 X 11 Inches 110 Pound Paperweight. At 110 lb. versus 65 lb it is almost twice the thickness. The 150 Sheet package is $5.48 in Walmart stores and usually under $5 online. When making greeting cards it just makes for a heavier classier card. I find it superior for most uses when compared to this card stock

Thicker than index cards, with a natural white color (not super bright that can sometimes look blue and too 'officey' to me). Nice matte finish allows writing with fine felt marker without bleed through. Absorbs inkjet printer colors nicely. Good for my customer package insert cards.

While the description says "Bright White 96 brightness" It is more light ivory. Not the crisp white I was expecting.