Vellum Bristol Cardstock, Lightweight, 325 Sheets, 67 lb/147 gsm, 94 Brightness, 8.5" x 11" - MORE SHEETS! (91633)

I ordered this paper so I could print coloring pages from digital files, based on a recommendation from YouTube colorist Sarah Renae Clark. It is PERFECT!I print pages on my HP laser printer, and I haven’t had any issues. The paper is thick, actually slightly heavier than recommended for my printer, so I use the manual (foldout) feeder tray, and I adjust print settings to “heavyweight paper”. I also fan the paper stack before placing it in the feeder, to make sure the pages will feed nicely, one at a time. I’m not even sure if this last step is necessary, but so far everything has worked flawlessly, so I’ll keep doing it.I noticed one side of the paper has a little more texture than the other side, so I make sure the paper is fed so that the textured side is the one that is printed.The paper itself is nice and thick, with a slight creamy tint to the white. I use colored pencils which feel really nice on this paper. It’s heavy enough that I think it would work for markers too, but blending might be an issue since the paper is textured rather than smooth. Although it’s quite heavy, if you put it on a light table, you could trace a pattern from something else.It will take me a while to get through a whole ream, but I will definitely be ordering more.

Very good quality thick cardstock with a slight texture. My acrylics don’t bleed through one bit (though I haven’t tested something like an alcohol marker— but this paper is probably thick enough for that too). I’ve been able to print on it successfully as well, which makes swatch sheets a dream!

Love love love this paper. Beautiful for crafts like card making etc. I ordered it for my coloring pages I like to print out. it works great with all coloring mediums and acrylic paint supplies. I will definitely buy it again.

The Neenah Vellum Bristol Cardstock is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for high-quality, lightweight cardstock that delivers crisp prints and smooth writing. With 325 sheets per pack, this 67 lb/147 gsm paper offers great value while maintaining durability and versatility.Pros:- Bright and Smooth Finish: The 94 brightness ensures sharp, vibrant prints, making it ideal for presentations, greeting cards, and calligraphy.- Jam-Free Printing: Works seamlessly with copiers, inkjet, and laser printers, ensuring clean, professional results.- Acid-Free Composition: Prevents yellowing over time, making it perfect for archival projects.- Lightweight Yet Sturdy: Offers flexibility for folding and stamping while maintaining structural integrity.Cons:- Not Ultra-Thick: While great for most projects, those needing extra-heavy cardstock may prefer a higher weight option.- Limited Color Choices: This pack is white only, so those looking for colored cardstock may need to explore other Neenah options.Overall, this vellum bristol cardstock is a reliable and versatile choice for crafting, printing, and professional documents. Whether you're creating elegant invitations or detailed sketches, this paper delivers excellent quality and performance

A couple of days ago, I was searching Amazon for high-quality, ink-friendly papers. I own about 135 different fountain pen inks and recently decided to create individual handwritten sample sheets for each ink and gradually accumulate a binder-full that I can visually refer to when choosing candidates for inking up new pens or changing out a pen's ink for something different.I settled on Neenah 67 lb. Bristol cardstock, Product # 91633, 94 white; a ream of 325 sheets for the modest price of $13.00.I wanted something thick enough to write on both sides of a sheet; for example, when I have an ink in six or seven different pens, I will have enough space to write a sample from each pen on a single sheet. This should be useful as I have found that the same ink can look very different among each inked pen, due to nib size, wet or dry writing characteristics and so on.I tested a single sheet of this paper using three different pens and inks (see photo) and was delighted to find no feathering, bleed-through or ghosting. The paper has a very fine, subtle texture to it, which made for very pleasurable writing, with just a hint of feedback and softness, generating that elusive, desirable tone of a smooth nib on fine, well-made paper. It made me want to keep writing just to hear and feel more; to assure myself this is the right paper for my project. And that it is.If you are a fountain pen user, I highly recommend you give this paper a try. If it doesn't work for you, use it up in your inkjet or laser printer, or your birdcage. But you should find it to your liking, I'm sure of it.

Lighter weight than I expected but still nice enough to use for my project. Worked well with my laser printer and printed nicely.

I'm a school teacher and I printed maybe five hundred coloring pages with this. What makes it so useful is that it has a little "tooth" so the pencil or crayons can rub off. Most copier paper goes for extra smooth, which is not what you want in art paper.It's also a little absorbent so markers look really great. It's not the perfect watercolor paper but definitely better than regular copier paper being a little less buckle prone.Ironically, it's not particularly good copier paper. Because it's not smooth, the lines are not crisp and black. The copied image can even rub off a little but for my purposes that doesn't matter much.As a public school teacher, I pay for this out of my own pocket, so I like that it is much cheaper than fine art paper.

I used this cardstock to make cards. They are a good quality, pretty colors, and are thick and good cardstock. I would buy this again and highly recommend it.