Springhill 8.5” x 11” Cream Colored Cardstock Paper, 250 Sheets (1 Ream) – Premium Lightweight Cardstock, Vellum Printer Paper with Textured Finish – 097000R, Letter (8.5x11)

Love this cardstock. For the price its definitely worth it and it comes with 250 sheets. Cant beat that. Ive been looking for this color of grey and i was so happy to find it. Good quality and it came super fast. They're perfect for crafts and business cards which was the main reason for getting them. Would definitely order again. Need some different colors for crafting now.

Nice light pink

Texture comparable to grocery bag texture.Is Plant-Based-Vellum

I use the paper for printing coloring pages and then using markers. Worked perfect. Light enough to not affect the look of the image but actually enhances it. Heavier than normal paper but not as thick as card stock. love it! Good price too.

The pencils they just love it. Great shade of grey for drawing on

At the time I ordered this paper, there was only a few dollars difference between the one-pack, and the eight-pack. There were also some reviews from customers who complained they only received one 250-sheet pack of paper instead of eight. So my curiosity, and a desire to take advantage of a possible bargain, made me click on that 8-pack button. The order arrived today, and sure enough, I got 8 packs of pink cardstock. Probably more than I can use up very quickly, but I often print things that don't necessarily require a particular color of paper, so this is fine. I can't get over how cheap I got all this paper, so I can't complain.I have ordered bristol vellum cardstock before for use as drawing paper, or for printing out coloring sheets. I bought some 67 lb white paper sometime last year, and really like it a lot. After I ran out, I decided to try the 80 lb bristol vellum, and liked that even more. Since the cost was so low for the pack of paper, I decided I would order some more of the 80 lb white. While I was at it, I thought I would try the cream and pink paper even though they only came in 67 lb.I noticed that although all the papers were the same brand, and supposedly the same finish, the pink paper seems to be noticeably smoother than either the white or the cream colors. The white and cream paper is definitely "toothier", with a look and feel closer to drawing paper. The pink looks and feels more like traditional lightweight cardstock. There is a bit of texture there which is noticeable when I tried out some pencils on the paper, but it seems more subtle than the white and cream paper I ordered (same brand).The color of the pink paper is very close to the color I see on MY computer monitor, but somewhat warmer in tone. Mind you, that the color you see on your computer or device may look quite different than what the paper is in real life, depending on your particular screen. I wouldn't say it was a very pale pink; it leans more toward Pepto-Bismol Pink, but a lot warmer (but not peach either). I really love this shade. The warm pink seems to be really soothing to the eye and spirit.Now, one other thing I need to mention--the term "bristol vellum cardstock". That is a very specific type of paper.The word "vellum" throws off a lot of people who buy this kind of paper expecting thin, translucent paper. That would indeed be "vellum", but "bristol vellum" is an opaque paper with a slight to medium "tooth". Likewise, those expecting "cardstock" have been disappointed because the paper isn't thick enough. I think that the pink paper is definitely suitable for homemade cards and other crafts, but again--some people may prefer heavier and smoother paper. There is something called "bristol" paper which, again, is a different type of paper than "bristol vellum". Bristol paper is usually the type of smooth, thick drawing paper used for dry media and ink drawings.Anyway, to be sure you get the kind of paper you want for your project, please read the descriptions very carefully. You can also go online and find very detailed description of the various printer paper that is available.Also check and see what kind of paper is best for your particular printer. I have a HP Envy Photo 6255 inkjet printer, and both the 67 lb and the 80 lb paper goes through with no problem. The paper is labeled "digital", but really, I've had no issues with smudging or blurring as long as the design as long as make sure the ink is dry before trying to color or paint over it.For use with art and stationery supplies--even the 67 lb seems to be a pretty decent mixed media paper. I did some testing with colored and graphite pencils, and this paper really works well enough for layering and burnishing. Markers, felt-tip pens, and fineliners seem to work fine, but expect any alcohol marker to bleed through. You can use a tiny bit of water to activate watercolor pencils and other similar media--Derwent Inktense, water-soluble crayons, graphite, etc. You could even try various inks (depending on what brand it may or may not feather) . You might try accenting your drawing or design with Japanese gansai paint, or gouache paint, but It's not really suitable for actual watercolor painting. You could try using using a watercolor medium on there first (which I didn't want to bother to test), but the media itself could cause the paper to wrinkle and buckle.Overall, I do prefer the white and cream paper better than the pink, both for the texture and for the more neutral background for artwork, but the pink is very pretty and I shall find some good uses for it.I think the 8-pack was sold as clearance since Amazon now has this option (for this color) as "unavailable". At any rate, I'm not going to need printer paper for YEARS.

Down south the sun can be blinding during the summer months, and white paper does nothing but reflect that into our eyes; this paper allows us to print plan sets that we can see in the sun, without trying to find shelter, wear sunglasses, etc. It’s a thick stock, not too much weight but very good paper overall.

Cardstock is usually ridiculously priced. This is a very good deal for the amount you receive. The product itself is good. Quality is all right. It’s not the best, but for the price, it’s pretty good. It does what it needs to do. It’s paper.

Much better quality than I expected for the price. I opened the package and went "Wow!" Beautiful cream colour, exactly what I wanted, and so hard to tell how it will really be from online photos. Paper is thick and has a very smooth finish. Can't believe paper of this quality is available at this price. In the past I've bought cardstock paper, 100 sheets (this pack is 250 sheets), for more money and it's not as nice. The surface of that paper has a roughness to it that I don't like for printing on. I am extremely happy with this paper and highly recommend it. I will buy from this seller again. 10/10

estan geniales, en impresiones tiene muy buena resolucion

Pensé que era hojas tipo opalina, pero no, son más gruesas, el papel es totalmente mate, es bellísimo y muy grueso, me encanto

Perfect for my needs. Just the right thickness (able to put it through ink jet printer) and strong enough for journal embellishments etc. Just the right colour. Initially worried it may be too yellow but is lovely subtle creamy colour. Will buy again. Excellent delivery too.

Good quality.