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Every papercrafter needs paper and Scrapbook.com has your new favorite metallic paper pad right here! Introducing Scrapbook.com's Mirror Paper Pad in a trendy, holographic metallic color scheme! Even better, it comes in a super versatile (and much requested) 6x8 size!
Contents: One pad with 40 sheets of metallic paper
Weight: 160 gsm or 60lb paper weight
Measurements: 6" x 8"
These are also fabulous colors and sizes for framing and matting photos on your scrapbook layout or traveler's notebook. You will find endless options for all 40 fabulous sheets in this one paper pad!
Features:
Stock up on all the papers you need for card making, scrapbook layouts, handmade gifts, and so much more with Scrapbook.com's exclusive papers.
This is a Scrapbook.com exclusive product!
Number of pieces: 40
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I love this paper and the designs. The colors are beautiful--Love holographic colors--they are amazing.
I'm real happy with this purchase.
PS--By reviewing this item, this same review ended up in the smaller sized paper. I think it's because it's the same thing only in a smaller size, is all.
I could get lost in all the different fab designs in these paper pads!
Scrapbook.com's holographic paper pads are funky, fun and FABULOUS! Good, solid weight cardstock that cuts cleanly and adds just the right amount of sparkle. I purchased on the livestream deal and couldn't be happier! My only complaint is that I should've bought more than one bundle!
Used in this project: Hello you!
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This paper pad knocks it out of the park! Beautiful shimmery papers features stars. super shine and holographic! Can't wait to use to add some sparkle and shine to my projects!
Aside from making great layered backgrounds and die cuts, I’m looking forward to cutting out large font sentiments especially for Christmas.
Used in this project: You Won My Heart
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This card stock works well with punches & dies for embellishments. Cuts nicely, and has remarkable shine! Will be purchasing more!
I was so excited when I saw these papers on sale!! I bought 2 bundles and an extra pad…wish I had just gotten 3 bundles! Just what I was looking for!
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This paper is so beautiful! As others have said, it die cuts very easily. It adds just the perfect accent to my cards. I would definitely buy it again!!
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This paper pad bundle is the new glitter, sequins, or embellishment! Talk about bringing that flash, sparkle, and shine! Oh, yeah! This will stand out on your scrapbook layouts, cards, and paper crafts.
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I appreciate all the different designs. I like the different sizes as well. These are very reflective and you can use alcohol markers to add additional color.
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These 6x8 papers are gorgeous! They will be great for using as mats and for die cutting. Can't wait to see all the pretty things made with these!
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PS to my question! :) A better way to ask is - if I were to fold this paper, would it hold the fold or would the paper crack along the fold? Thank you!
By:
cthecow
(05-Sep-23)
I've tried several times to cut this paper using dies and the Big Shot, and never had the dies completely cut out the shapes. I ran them thru up to 4 times and also added additional cardstock as a shim, and that didn't work either. Thoughts on how I can get this paper to work in my Big Shot?
By:
mufferloo
(30-May-24)
Because of the coating on this paper it can be a bit of a challenge to cut with some dies and some machines. If you have already tried using shims, please be sure you are cutting with the die face up and the paper on top of it as that will provide a cleaner cut in the Big Shot than cutting with the die facing down into the paper.
By: Scrapbook.com
(31-May-24)
