This bundle includes 12 clear photopolymer on a 6" x 8" storage sheet that measure approximately 4" x 3" to 0.75" x 0.5", one Jet Black Archival Ink Pad that is acid-free, non-toxic, water-resistant, and fade-resistant, and will not deteriorate paper and does not bleed when inks, paints, or markers are used over it, one large clear acrylic stamp block that measures 6.25" x 3.5" x 0.75", 25 Neenah, Solar White card bases that measure 5 1/2” x 8 1/2” unfolded and 25 coordinating envelopes.
I found these pre-scored cards to be of excellent quality - however, with the pound of paper, I was expecting it to be a little thicker. But, I'm still happy with my purchase and will use these.
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I've been using Neenah card stock for my cards for over a year now and was thrilled to see these pre-cut and pre-scored card bases.
This product is both a great quality and a huge time-saver, and I plan on keeping this in my stash permantely!
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Love Neenah 110# cardstock. The pre-folded cardstock is not necessarily even. When doing my own scoring and folding, I am very meticulous about the sides being even. This is not the case with the scoring and folding on this product. The cardstock is fabulous, but the scoring and folding leaves a lot to be desired.
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I got these cards to keep for the last-minute card I might need to make quickly. The Solar White color is bright and clean-looking.
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I love the convenience of the Neenah, Solar White A2 Scored cards. They are very good quality, heavy card bases. I would recommend these to anyone - seasoned crafters, as well as newbies.
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I bought these specific cards because they fit perfectly with the Lawn Fawn stitched rectangles dies.
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These are great to grab when you need a basic white card base for layering panels on top. It's lighter weight so your card doesn't end up being too thick for the envelope. Plus, nothing beats not having to cut and score your own card bases!
Used in this card: You Make Me Proud
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I like the weight on these as I tend to layer card stock and this base isn't too heavy, also a lovely bright white.
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I’m a huge fan of Neenah card stocks. It’s all that I ever use now after switching from Stampin Up. I was disappointed in the weight of these card bases. It’s not listed in the description so I just assumed that they were at least 80lb. That is one of the typical card base weights other than 110lb. I would guess these to be 65lb. However, the quality is excellent. They are bright white and very smooth. I’ve cut all of mine in half and I am using them for stacking die cuts, ink blending, layers, etc. For all of those uses at this great price I would definitely buy them again. I do love the envelopes :D
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I used to cut and score my own card bases, but these pre cut and pre scored ones are soooo handy! Love the bright white and how much faster the cardmaking process is! I need to stock up on them! :)
Used in this card: Encouragement Card with Altenew Wallpaper Art
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Is the 80lb paper weight a index weight, or a cover weight? This would be a huge difference in what kind of paper someone is getting strengh wise for this product.
By:
klecloux
(26-Apr-18)
That's a good question. The product on our site is cover weight, 80 lb cardstock. Perfect for card bases. I hope that helps.
By: Scrapbook.com
(06-Jun-19)
Which side is the fold on? I like cards that have a tent fold.
By:
BDCroppin
(26-Apr-18)
With blank cardstock, it can be either side-fold (portrait--4 1/4" wide x 5 1/2" tall for portrait ), or top-fold (landscape--5 1/2" wide x 4 1/4" tall.) Your choice, but the cardstock that is called top-fold is the one that is 11" in length x 4 1/4" wide, when unfolded, so it is longer at 5 1/2" tall x 4 1/4" wide, with the fold at the top. It can be used either way, also. You are the card artist and it would only be pertinent when you are buying the products. I usually use the regular fold A-2 size ready card. I've probably confused everyone now. If so, I'm sorry about that. Those I mention are all A-2 sizes.
By: mawmawvee
(05-Jun-19)
