Premium Inkjet & Laser Print Vellum Paper - 50 Sheets, 8.5" x 11" - High-Quality Translucent Paper for Printing, Tracing, Crafts, Scrapbooking & DIY Projects

This paper is perfect for my needs. This 67lb doesn't feel as heavy or firm as similar 69lb weight paper that I've gotten at office stores. It doesn't feel heavy enough to be card stock, but its closer to that than regular paper. Other paper of the same weight tends to jam in my printer, but as I've said for 67lb paper it feels more like 45lb or so and works well in my printer.I print light gray shaded areas for charts and tables and the toner from my laser jet can be rubber off this paper if I select card stock or vellum under the printer settings. After trying all my various printer paper settings, I found that the toner adheres well when I select the rough paper setting. This is only an issue for light shading, darker shading adheres fine on any setting. With light shading, less toner is used so printer setting is more important than to get the toner set. The paper does have a rougher texture to it than standard card stock. It is a plus I think as it is nice paper to handle. The tables and charts I print look better and are easier to read on ivory than on white paper.I always get enough to qualify for free super saving shipping thru Amazon.Gorgeous paper but beware the Ivory is a little closer to cream. This *IS* 65lb Vellum paper, however it is not transparent. Vellum will NOT cut reliably in "Circuit" type machines due to the stranding.I'm running this for booklet covers through an ET-3760 and as long as it is set to Premimum Matte Finish paper, it does not smudge or cause other printing issues.Minor issues with the 2 colors I ordered (green and Ivory) is some had color staining so I had to throw out a couple of pages.It was exactly what I had hoped. This is a thicker card stock type paper. I wanted the old world feel and look. Amazing.The ivory is a soft yellow it is fine for me and my use. If you need more of a brown this isnt the paper for you. I love the thickness and the feel of the paper.. I made a custom recipe binder from zazzle and wanted a tbicker paper to hold up and pass down to my granddaughters later. love the cardstock type paper.. will buy again. The 250 sheet ream of paper in package is thicker than a regular ream of copy paper. Love this..I was concerned when I read the 1st review on this product, but since the price is good, I ordered 4 packs of the paper figuring if they were damaged, Amazon would stand behind the product. I made a good gamble. The packs were recieved in good condition, no damage, in one box. The box took a bit of a beating along the way, but the product was packaged well enough that there was no damage.This is not 'true' vellum, but is 67 lb card stock and is a good price for the product.Very nice . Got ivory and think it will do well. Haven't used yet. Let you know. Nice thickness . Not to thin and not to thick. Copies well and does great with color pencils, not so great for skin tones, takes color well, does very well with grayscale. Kinda eats pencils but no more than some othersWe use this card stock for menus and it works perfectly.This was a great deal! I could use this off white for my annual Christmas card and it saved me money over using the white or other colors which were twice as much. The shipping was free but it might have been my Prime that did that. They did not make money on this item because the shipping would be about as much as I paid for the paper. If the price on this paper stays this low, I will buy if often and give up on white.This paper is a good weight, but it definitely is more of a yellow color. I would consider ivory more white, but this is more like manila. While it still worked for what I wanted, if you are looking for something that is more of a soft white, this is not for you.The papers in the package are ALL creased in one corner.Buen gramaje y precio, lo que no me gusto fue el color, dice champagne y es amarillo color de folderLove the texture and weight of this paper. Great for my art work.