Best plain white cardstock

Mar '18 RRBrannock

Can anyone tell me, through their experience, what they feel is the best white cardstock for:
1. Inking (doing your own inked paper)
2. Printing your own paper
3. Print and cut techniques (tags, fussy cut embellishments, etc.)
4. Flower making

Curious about paper for each and/or for all. Thanks a bunch!
Mar '18 ChansGram

RE: RRBrannock: Can anyone tell me, through their experience, what they feel is the best white cardstock for: 1. Inking (doing your own inked paper) 2. Printing your own paper 3. Print and cut techniques (tags, fussy cut embellishments, etc.) 4. Flower making Curious about paper for each and/or for all. Thanks a bunch!

I like the Neenah solar white 80lb.
I use it for most everything now other than matting photos.
Mar '18 RRBrannock

RE: ChansGram: I like the Neenah solar white 80lb. I use it for most everything now other than matting photos.

Thanks a bunch for that!ðŸ˜
Mar '18 Dawna.s Place

RE: RRBrannock: Thanks a bunch for that!ðŸ˜

I find that I can't print 80lb cardstock on my desk top ink jet printer as it always gets hung up. I have to use thinner cardstock like open stock, cut it down to fit my printer then I can print.

Anyone have a better suggestion? Is there a 81/2 x 11 cardstock paper that is less than 80lbs in white or cream that would work?
Mar '18 Eflevin

RE: Dawna.s Place: I find that I can't print 80lb cardstock on my desk top ink jet printer as it always gets hung up. I have to use thinner cardstock like open stock, cut it down to fit my printer then I can print. Anyone have a better suggestion? Is there a 81/2 x 11 cardstock paper that is less than 80lbs in white or cream that would work?
Dawna.s Place Said:
I find that I can't print 80lb cardstock on my desk top ink jet printer as it always gets hung up. I have to use thinner cardstock like open stock, cut it down to fit my printer then I can print.

Anyone have a better suggestion? Is there a 81/2 x 11 cardstock paper that is less than 80lbs in white or cream that would work?

Some printers have a slot in the back that you can feed the paper through so it goes straight through and doesn't bend. Check your manual for your specific printer. HTH.
Apr '18 SherylEb

RE: Eflevin: Dawna.s Place Said: I find that I can't print 80lb cardstock on my desk top ink jet printer as it always gets hung up. I have to use thinner cardstock like open stock, cut it down to fit my printer then I can print. Anyone have a better suggestion? Is there a 81/2 x 11 cardstock paper that is less than 80lbs in white or cream that would work? Some printers have a slot in the back t...

Neenah does have a 65 lb paper. Iâ€™ve printed on it just fine. I use the 65 lb, the 80 lb, and the 110 lb