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This doesn't feel like felt to me; it's like watercolor paper. I like the texture a lot - it feels more natural than linen or other textured paper. It is not smooth, but the texture (especially with the dark color) isn't obvious if you're not touching it.
The color is definitely navy, but not a super dark navy. (I have other navy paper that's darker.)
I usually only buy smooth cardstock, but I would happily buy this again.
Using this to create wedding invitations for my daughters wedding great paper to work with.
I was hesitant to buy this navy blue felt cardstock online without viewing it first, but I am SO glad I did! It is a very soft textured paper that is easy to cut and work with, yet it's very sturdy. I'm using it as the background for my nativity scene, and as soon as I finish making my Christmas cards, I will try to post a photo on here. The only thing is that I can't put a shimmer on it without the pattern showing up, but if you want to see a pattern, it's wonderful cardstock to create effects on! I am SO pleased with it.
Used in this project: Christmas Card
I am using this as a background layer with my Christmas cards. It is beautiful and it is a nice heavy weight.
Love navy blue and this cardstock is right on the money. I ordered 2 because my friend was watching me order and that is why I had 2 in my order. Will definitely order more from you.
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I want a cardstock to make my daughter�s graduation cards, what does the felt texture? Is it smooth or similar to the linen?
By:
donnadepatie
(31-Jan-20)
The felt texture is the same as our CB paper. It has a slight irregular texture. Not smooth or linen. Felt is my favorite texture.
By: Echo Park Paper Co.
(03-Feb-20)
I want to use this for my son�s hockey scrap book. I like the velvet texture but not sure which is better for news paper clippings.
By:
User
(26-Oct-20)
What are you considering? (i.e. is velvet texture or _____ better for newspaper clippings?)
By: Astrieanna
(28-Oct-20)
