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Purchase the Ranger Ink Inkssentials 8.5 x 11 Cardstock Pack in Watercolor from Scrapbook.com! Every sheet of cardstock in this Watercolor Cardstock Pack from Ranger has a versatile surface especially suited for most water coloring and mixed media techniques. A perfect durable blank surface to ink, color or stamp with water-based markers. Choose your favorite side to create on - smooth finish for detailed design work or textured for creating layers of color. Sheets have a heavyweight 118 lb....
$48.00 $44.99
Good quality paper. Works well with various mediums.
Bright white paper, unlike many other brands available on the market.
I have really been enjoying this water color paper by Ranger. It is textured on one side and smoother on the opposite side. The smoother of the two sides is flat enough for stamping. I like the heavy weight of this cardstock and have found it to be very durable for watercolor applications.
I love the way this paper works with watercolor.
You can always count on Ranger products for quality!
Im new to watercoloring but I must say, I like how this paper works with the alcohol inks and also markers with water misting much better than regular card stock and photo paper! :o)
Used in this project: EASTER CARD
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I used regular card stock paper for making a card and I used water color and to my dismay the colors bled to the inside of my card ..can I use this make my own cards and watercolor and it will not bleed through?? Thank you for your help...mary
By:
mary1938
(11-Mar-16)
From my (limited) experience, watercolours really do need watercolour paper. Even I, a very amateur papercrafter and watercolourist, have noticed significant differences in the way that watercolours move on low-quality watercolour paper vs high-quality watercolour paper. Watercolour paper is very thick, and able to take on the amount of water that is applied. It will not bleed through.
