If you're searching for something thicker than cardstock, you've come to the right place! So, what exactly is chipboard? Chipboard is a non-corrugated cardboard made of recycled paper and pressed fibers to be strong and heavy.
This makes chipboard the ideal material for things like journal covers, album covers, gift tags, photo frames, home decor, and so much more! Cut it, ink it, glue it, stamp on it, paint it, or do whatever else your imagination can think of!
Contents: Ten chipboard sheets with 85pt thickness
Color: Natural
Size: 12” x 12”
Features:
Chipboard is an absolute staple material in your craft supplies. Don't mess around with gluing multiple sheets of cardstock together for stability when one sheet of thick chipboard will do. You'll be amazed at how sturdy and versatile this simple supply is in all your crafting!
What can you make with your Chipboard:
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Number of pieces: 10
This is the thickest chipboard I've yet used. My husband is cutting it with one of his electric saws and the result is smooth as glass. I'm using it to make large boxes and large scrapbooks.
I looked high and low for this exact chipboard. It's exactly what I was looking for. They shipped it out quickly and was in perfect condition. Very satisfied.
Perfect great for handmade projects
These worked just like a wanted for two projects I am making. Very successful
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I would like to use this to make covers for journals/books. Is it rigid? If it�s bendable it might not work. I need it to be sturdy. Would this work?
By:
Attack-kitten
(29-Jun-18)
It is very sturdy and great for making covers for mini albums/books. The only drawback that I found was that I had a hard time cutting it because it was so thick. I did not have anything sturdy enough to cut through so I had to make many passes with my craft knife before I could ever get half way through then flip it over and work from the other side. This was not very convenient for someone who has chronic pain in their hands and shoulders. However, if you have the proper tools and strength it would probably work great for you. Hope this helps.
By: thcoggins
(01-Jul-18)
I would like to make some boxes. What weight should I use? 1x or2x thicknes. look forward to your answer to my question.
By:
plottie
(21-Feb-20)
The video above should help show how thick each type is and what they can best be used for. We hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(21-Feb-20)
