NeenahExact Vellum Bristol Cardstock, 8.5" x 11", 67 lb/147 GSM, Ivory, 250 Sheets (81368)

It is not too stiff for my HP inkjet printer and substantial enough for the cards and journals I create. The shade of ivory is really rich, much darker than I expected. Not sure it will work for every application, but good to have on hand at the right price.

What could go wrong?--you'd be surprised--I gave up other brands totally--this is a pleasure to work with and the finished product ALWAYS looks classy. Heavy enough to avoid creases/wrinkles. Not too heavy to fold cleanly. Works perfectly in a printer. Color is perfect, in my opinion. Not yellow--not tan--exactly what the package shows it to be.

I bought this paper for the purpose of making paper pieces for English Paper Piecing. I love that it is heavier than regular paper but not as heavy as regular cardstock so it needles well. The regular heavier cardstock was to heavy and hard to needle. The price was really great. I would recommend this to others that make their own paper templates for English Paper Piecing.Update: 6/28/15 I have been using this cardstock for a while for my English Paper Piecing. I find it is great if you are only sewing Hexagons. However when doing more complex designs which have other shapes, I have found it to be a little stiff for that purpose. See my review of Neenah Exact Vellum Bristol, 67 lb, 8.5 x 11 Inches, 250 Sheets, White, 94 Brightness. This product is also sold here on Amazon. This paper is exactly the same weight as the pre-cut laser ones that you can purchase on line. While this a great cardstock for doing simple EPP hexagon flowers, I prefer the other for more advanced EPP designs.

This is my go to card stock I use. I like the thickness and whenever I print stuff, the ink doesn’t bleed like others have done. It serves its purpose and works well with my printer.

I repeat, this is bristol board not copy paper!! It's thick and ever so slightly textured (like a business card but not quite as hard).If you're an artist on a budget I would highly suggest going for this rather than trying to make do with copy paper. It's only a little bit more expensive but the added thickness makes a world of difference. It's not quite as nice as easy to carry around as a dedicated sketchbook, it's a little stubborn about letting go of thicker pencil marks, and you will miss the sturdy cardboard back that comes with said sketchbooks. But, considering it's around half the cost I'm willing to take that trade. Student artists this should be your go to for practice! Don't waste money on those horrible toilet tissue thin "Sketch" pads. Get what the professor tells you for projects, but use this to hone your skills. Upgrade when you're ready to go pro.

This paper is fabulous. One side has a bit of tooth or rougher texture while one side is smoother. I use it for printing pdf images I purchase off Etsy for adult coloring and it takes water mediums pretty good in lighter amounts as well. Fantastic for colored pencils.

I used this bright yellow to serve as the folders for my embossing folders. I embossed the front of the folder so I would know exactly which folder was inside. The texture showed up so well on this bright color. This particular paper embossed so well I did not realize I was embossing 75 sheets until we were finished and I counted them. I am converting the spare bedroom into a craft room and I can see this shade of yellow popping up here and there in that room.

Love this paper. You get 150 sheets so you can use it to practice and yet it is good enough if you come up with a masterpiece you want to keep.