Cardstock is typically 80 lb and come in a variety of textures. They are good both as a base sheet, or accent sheet. They come in matte, metallic, sheened or reflective coatings. We carry Bazzill and Worldwin. They both have colored cores so ripping will be fine. Bazzill is not consistent, as it has a number of textures and finishes. Worldwin is a favorite as the fibers are consistent and easy to cut.
Doublesided papers have a main design on the one side and a complementary design on the other. People buy two so they can use one as their main sheet and the other for accents.
Glitter is glued on to the paper to highlight the design. We try to avoid papers where the glitter will come off the papers with handling, so you might not find all your favorite designers.
These papers have a sheen that make them look like metal. They are usually not just coated, so it is safe to cut or fold them without risk of revealing a white core
We carry a number of themes and patterns including Baby, School, Wedding and more. These are typically printed on white matter paper, or thicker cardstock.
Shimmer paper has a pearlescent finish that glistens in the light like an oil spill. They are great for scrapbook layouts where a little glimmer would brighten up an otherwise dreary picture; probably of your in-laws
Textured paper has a relief that adds dimensionality and design to a page. However, they also don't present a consistent surface for the application of adhesive. Thus, strong rollers or glue stick is recommended.
These papers have a raised relief due to the thickness of the ink. Their sure color and certain border makes them a strong image in contrast to the typical screen papers are usually printed on
Velvet sheets are yet another texture to consider in building up a layout. As textures are not as obvious as lines, they have fallen out of favor for outright printed paper. They are still useful in altered objects.
