Colored Cardstock

... is way too thin of cardstock for card bases. Bases really... do need thick sturdy cardstock. All of my bases are... make a base out of colored cardstock, I usually put at least ...

... and stuck them to team colored cardstock and will title them and...

... Media Types Paper (bond, brochure, colored, glossy, heavy, letterhead, light, plain..., recycled, rough), transparencies, labels, envelopes, cardstock Media Weights Supported, ADF (imperial...

..., he removed the blue denim colored cardstock from the envelope. Flipping it...

... had purchased Neenah Classic Crest cardstock through Altenew. I cut it... Hutson. Since 10 sheets of cardstock made 40 card front sized ... my Gina K Artists Choice cardstock, but that was only 1... to keep on hand from colored cardstock. I have a lot upstairs... markers. I could just cut cardstock down and save the ink.

...excellent point about the matching cardstock. You are so right... announcement to release new cardstock. At the time I...patterned papers without having coordinating cardstock (or at least packs...I've bought a lot of colored cardstock and almost-solid patterned paper from...other hand, since Pinkfresh's cardstock announcement, I came to ... enthusiasm about coordinating ink + cardstock colors as I was before....

... am planning on purchasing the cardstock for now, but the new... how they ways I use colored/non-black inks. I'm mostly interested...

... Media Types Paper (bond, brochure, colored, glossy, heavy, letterhead, light, plain..., recycled, rough), transparencies, labels, envelopes, cardstock Media Weights Supported, ADF (imperial...

Mar 18, 2026 22:50:47 GMT craftmepink said: Lol about the Pinkfresh event, those are amazing too but yes, no drama like the SCT ones. OMG the drama Rose has stirred up because Mindy used Spellbinders colored cardstock and it was not included in the PPP kit is just ridiculous. She’s posted her displeasure 3 or 4 times. Geez, get over it!

... Spellbinders and a bunch of colored cardstock to go with them. Starting...

I love the solids in Artful Moments. I haven't purchased from ACOT for awhile, so this may be the chance for me to get back in there. I scrap mainly in 9X12, and there are times when I don't use the pockets, so I reach for 12X12 papers that I cut down. I'm not really a fan of colored cardstock (too boring), but I can see myself using Vicki's textured solids.

..., he removed the blue denim colored cardstock from the envelope. Flipping it...

... these things now so, ironically, colored pens are our new tool... paint on a piece of cardstock, and slide it into a...

I’m having some issues rendering color and I’m hoping this sub can help me! We had a printing company print invitations for my sister’s wedding, and I decided for the other paper goods (like programs and place cards etc) I would just invest in a printer and print them myself to save time and cost. I got the Canon Pixma iX6820 and I have a Macbook that I’m printing from. The first few photos above compare professionally printed invitation color compared to my prints. The last photos are comparisons of the paper I’m using to the paper the invites were printed with. I have no idea what paper the printer used, but it seems to be a brighter ivory. I’m printing using Matte Photo Paper and High quality settings and I’ve made attempts to adjust the color settings but I can’t get the print to be vibrant enough (with my best attempt in the slider with settings on the image). At the end of the day I know no one is going to be comparing their invite to the paper goods at the wedding, but the color is just so dull and muddy and I really want it to be vibrant. TLDR: Do I need new paper, different color settings, a new printer, or a combination of the above? I’m sorry for the novel, thank you if you’ve read this far and please let me know if you know how I can fix this! submitted by /u/365-party-girl to r/Printing [link] [comments]

Hi! I’m trying to create wedding menus but my preview keeps looking like this! It also keeps trying to cut out the words. I’ve tried flattening and welding everything together. I set it as transparent background when I created the design on canva because I’m planning on printing it on a specific colored cardstock. Would love some tips/tricks or any tutorial videos! Thanks! submitted by /u/yaya762 to r/cricut [link] [comments]

A silly thing from 20 years ago submitted by /u/Smileypen to r/ARTIST [link] [comments]

It is one of the iconic photographs of the 20th century, captured at the moment of Apollo 11's triumphant climax as the stars and stripes were first unfurled on another celestial body. submitted by /u/albusvercus to r/spaceporn [link] [comments]

Price isn't an issue. Please no HP. Ideally I'd like the printer to print on up to 300 GSM (110 LB Cover), so the heavier cardstock it can take the better. I'd prefer Brother but would also go with Xerox, Lexmark, etc. if they have what I need. If 300 is a bit much, I'll also go for 250 GSM, that's 92 LB Cover. Thank you! submitted by /u/SittinLikeAShrimpie to r/printers [link] [comments]

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Just delighted how fun these look in a bunch of bright colors. Def going to inflvest in more cardstock. My printer hated it, but that's a price I'm willing to pay, haha! Dropping them off at my friendly local gaming store, and I'm stoked about it. submitted by /u/KingAgrian to r/zines [link] [comments]

Always been a dream of mine to make a haunted dollhouse so I decided to build one from scratch using old cardboard boxes, foam core and different pieces of cardstock I had laying around! I layered different pieces of cardstock together to make the windows, door and shutters and used clear plastic folder inserts for the window glass. I made the roof shingles by cutting out strips of cardstock with a scalloped pair of scissors and then layering them on top of each other. I went through a few rounds of paint until I was happy with the colors, ultimately settling for something darker and moodier than what I started with! The stone at the bottom was made using styrofoam that I etched a stone design into using a pen :) Kind of want to do the inside now but I think ill wait until next year! I'm so happy with how this turned out submitted by /u/College_Wrestler_ to r/somethingimade [link] [comments]

An assortment of papercraft miniatures I've made this year, plus process photos. I've had so much fun exploring how much realism I can get with just cardstock, plus weights and a glossy varnish. submitted by /u/inkpaperstring to r/miniatures [link] [comments]

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I’m looking for suggestions/advice for a cardstock color wheel. Up until now I’ve been using up what I have from when I started out and bought value packs. If I needed a specific color I’d take my swatch to Joann’s and just but a sheet or two of a matching solid. I’m at the point where all I have left to work with are the odd ball colors that don’t work well with each other. So I’m looking to invest in a cardstock color wheel. I know that Concord & 9th and Spellbinders both sell a complete color set. Are there any other brands that sell a sample set of their full color line? If anyone has a full set (of any brands) do you recommend it? submitted by /u/MoRayMe to r/cardmaking [link] [comments]

I think I have taken this one as far as it can go, I will leave it unfinished. I hope yall don't get tired of these. submitted by /u/IllustratedJake to r/psychedelicartwork [link] [comments]

i have been 6 ft since 5th grade & this is what it felt like ☹️ note: bruises and burn not related to abuse. anatomical details depicted w/out any suggestive intention cardstock, colored pencil, ballpoint pen, wite-out, two pearl rhinestones submitted by /u/RecentPalpitation561 to r/Artisticallyill [link] [comments]

My bulletin board display for PRIDE Month at the Northwest Branch Library. Flag was done using POSCA markers, and Garnet was made entirely out of cut and glued together colored cardstock paper. Excuse the glare from the overhead lights. submitted by /u/Cucubert to r/stevenuniverse [link] [comments]

This piece was made with layered cardstock and colored pencils. I create the design and make it into an svg which i take to my circuit to cut out, then i glue and add detail. Any advice on improving my product or where to focus on when selling. I only have this example to show which i assume is a big limiting factor but I wna know if I should reconsider this idea before committing more time to it. submitted by /u/CautiousAssociate392 to r/Artadvice [link] [comments]

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Many years ago I worked at Kinko's (now FedEx Office). I often worked graveyard shifts and had to deal with lots of people early in the morning who "hadn't had their coffee yet". For some context, overnight was the time when long machine runs were printed and tedious finishing work was done. Being the only one working until 6am when the morning crew started to trickle in, I was often in the middle of something when the customer came in and it would take me a second to get to the counter to help them. One morning around 5am I am in the back doing some binding work. I hear the door alarm and had just put a perfect binding in the heater. This takes about 15 to 20 seconds to melt the glue and bind the pages. I (ME) yell from the back, "I'll be right out." Bitchy Customer (BC) yells back, "I'm in a hurry." I finish the binding and get up to the counter. ME: Sorry about the wait. What can I do for you. BC: Can I see your resume paper selection? Our resume papers were literally sitting six inches away from her on the counter, in a little bound book that had "RESUME PAPER" printed in big bold letters. I slide the book over in front of her and open it up. As she flips through it she proceeds to complain about the color and texture of every paper before asking me the price. ME: 15 cents per copy, plus 7 cents if you want to print on the second side. BC: That's expensive don't you have any better paper for that price? ME: Sorry, that's our full selection of resume papers. The only other options are plain white copy paper, Astrobrights (neon colored) or card stock. Are you going to need this double sided or single sided? I could see that she had in front of her a two page resume, which usually printed single sided. BC: Which one is cheaper? ME: Double sided will be cheaper. But for resume's our customers usually prefer single sided. BC: Just give me 50 copies double sided on the sandstone. I confirm her selection and head back to the copier to complete her order. I print out a proof and as a matter of quality assurance I give it a once over to confirm we're not getting any fuser marks, random spots, streaks, etc.. I notice that her job title on her most recent job was something like "Copyweiter". I assumed she meant copywriter and confirmed as much by reading a bit of the description. ME: Ma'am, I noticed your previous job title is... BC: (interrupting) I'd appreciate it if you didn't snoop on my personal information. ME: I apologize, I just noticed a ty... BC: Please just print my order. ME: (malicious compliance kicking in) Ok. I printed the entire stack of 50 resumes and was squaring them up when I noticed "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet..." in the last paragraph on the page. At this point I had to tell her - right? As I'm walking over to the counter to show her the missed filler text she yells, BC: WILL YOU PLEASE NOT CRIMP THE PAGES. I NEED TO HAND THOSE OUT. So I make it to the counter gently placing her copies in a bag and rang her out. She did come back later to complain, but my manager assured her that we don't make it a practice to proofread customer's documents as that's their responsibility. TL;DR: Bitchy customer won't listen when I try to tell her her resume has lots of typos. So I make her copies exactly as she asked. She probably had a hard time finding a job as a copywriter when she couldn't even spell her own title or proofread her own resume. submitted by /u/vegasmacguy to r/MaliciousCompliance [link] [comments]

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