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The Simon Hurley Stark White Cardstock provides a smooth, crisp base for all your paper crafting projects. Included in the package are 10 sheets of 100 lb. paper that measures 8.5" x 11". The cardstock is by Ranger Ink.
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I have mainly used Neenah classic crest solar white for most of my cardmaking to date. Being a bit of a fan of Simon Hurley I thought I would give it a try; he says its great for ink blending. It takes stamps well and colouring with altenew artist markers looks great. Have got to ink blending yet but I'm happy with it so far. I think I would stick with heavy weight Neenah for card bases but this would be a great option for card fronts.
This cardstock is great for backgrounds needing a super bright white, or a heavy base. I’ve compared it to Neenah Clsssic Cresit Solar White and this is definitely whiter. It is sturdy and holds up well, too, as a card base or to vigorous blending techniques. Love it!
This bright white cardstock is wonderful for ink blending, love to use for my cards. Heavy weight allows you to use for light water application.
This paper is different than regular card stock. Simon Hurley inks blend so much better on this paper I is fabulous!
Simon explains in his videos what cards and pound weights are best and why. After I got mine last week have made two cards with it. Holds color well and it is great!
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Does this work with alcohol ink?
By:
happygama
(02-Oct-22)
Simon Hurley create. Cardstock is meant for stamping and using pigment and dye-based inks. Alcohol Ink will saturate this type of paper. The best surfaces to use for alcohol Ink are Glossy Cardstock, Foil Sheets or Yupo. You need a surface that has a coating and is smooth so the ink will sit on top and move around until it sets to dry.
By: Ranger Ink
(02-Oct-22)
