Springhill 8.5” x 11” Salmon Colored Cardstock Paper, 110lb, 199gsm, 250 Sheets (1 Ream) – Premium Heavy Cardstock, Printer Paper with Smooth Finish for Cards, Flyers, Scrapbooking & More – 085300R

Mint Green colored cardstock was what we needed, as a color and thickness match, for our work projects. Thanks to the Springhill maker, and Amazon, too, for providing this needed item!

I have ordered this brand of paper in the past, & it is great paper. I love the color; the paper itself is 110 lb & very sturdy. The price is a very reasonable price for the weight & amount of paper: 250 sheets. The only problem I had was that even though the paper was placed in a box, The paper that the 250 sheets of paper was wrapped in, was torn to pieces. The only thing I can surmise is that the covering on the paper was already torn all over when it was placed in the box because the box also had a bunch of the packing 'balloons' that get placed in packages to hold things in place. I would TOTALLY recommend this paper to anyone who is thinking of purchasing it. The main thing I use it for is when I make picture albums. The heavier paper holds up much better because I use this paper as the pockets that holds the 4"X6" tags where the pictures would be attached to, so I need a sturdier paper for the pocket so there is no problem of tearing when the pictures are being pulled out & put back in the pockets.

This is exactly the color I wanted!! I wasn’t sure if it would be a little off from what my computer screen showed, but it’s exactly what I was looking for. Love it!

Paid for a full ream of Ivory Card Stock. Cost listed as $8.14 marked down from around $14. Was a bit suspicious of the quantity, as the package was received opened. And sure enough - missing 20 pieces. The cost for "open box" was $7.04 and I think I was party to the switcheroo. Not a big deal for me, but if you're looking for quality in product and honesty in service, this was not good. And yes I did count out the 230 pieces received -- using the post-it notes to mark 20 till I reached 100, then a 100 marker. So I eat $1.10 in loss of product received -- the difference between "Open Box" and "New." Not a big deal, eh? I've placed around 500 orders so far this year and if that were the case in each order to lose $1.10 in product error, that would come to over $500.00. Principle and math are on my side, I hope. I bought the card stock for a project; will have plenty left over for the next and won't have to order more for a long time.

I have just started making junk journals and needed a nice weight card stock to use for my cover page and for little booklets, etc. I saw a video on YouTube where this girl used it and recommended it so I thought I would give it a try. I love it. It is more of a Yellow then a cream or Ivory but if you want a vintage look or you are printing out a digital kit it is perfect. The price is also great. I have just bought a new printer. A Epson EcoTank ET-4760. I wondered if this printer would handle 110lb paper but it worked fine. I put the one sheet in my tray and printed off my page. I was amazed at the color. The cardstock just made the colors pop. I would highly recommend this paper and the printer as well.

Compared to some other 110# papers this seems a little thin, but it also seems a little denser and firmer. Nice smooth surface finish, prints well (if you have a printer that can take it). Only seems a little higher priced until you notice that you get 250 sheets not 100 or even less....Works well for the various uses I need 110# cardstock for, and it punches crisply with decorative hand punches.

The gray cardstock was used for the cover of a booklet and a different color is needed each year.

The color is similar to a manila folder. And the weight is pretty similar too. Very smooth surface, which is not like my manila folders. Otherwise, it is basic cardstock. I keep looking for some with more of a linen/cotton feel. This reminds me more of cheap cards than of nice cards. But then, this wasn't expensive, so I guess you get what you pay for. It will work for crafting. And it should print very nicely in the printer.

Pros: Paper is a mid-tone warm grey and the paper is smooth. You also get a good quantity for the price. Paper can go through my HP inkjet printer.Cons:- It is index weight and they do say so in the title, but they do say "cardstock" in the description, which is confusing. Since it is index weight, it is equivalent to about 73 lb cardstock weight -- bit floppy for a card base.- The packaging was a mess when it arrived: both ends and side torn open and some ends of sheets slightly damaged, but can be used for die cutting.Overall: It is not thick enough as a card base on its own, but usable for layered cards. The colour is a nice neutral. The manufacturer should consider an overwrap as the current paper wrap is not surviving the shipping and handling process well.

Great quality. Exactly what I was looking for

Heavy paper

Very good quality of paper, sold as described.