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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: Two chipboard sheets with 50pt thickness
Color: Black
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: 2
This was heavier than expected, only because I didn't wasn't familiar with 50 pt. chipboard. That's what makes it ideal for making the outside covers of mini albums or many other crafting uses where a durable product is needed. The black is deep and rich and I'll definitely buy more of this product, though I'll also look for a lighter weight for the inside pages.
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It's very heavy. I think it's too heavy for cards.
Great product
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What thickness of chipboard do you recommend for homemade bookmarks, please?
By:
anniecan
(11-Mar-21)
I am from Australia, and the 50 or 90 point thickness is unfamiliar to me. To make a mini album, would the cover be better in the 90? Or is 50 ok too, or is the 50 point what I would use for the inside pages. Thanks
By:
mmcampbell1
(30-Jan-19)
This thickness of 50pt is a good suggestion for making bookmarks.
