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Explore endless possibilities with the new mixed media paper from Scrapbook.com! This thick, heavy duty paper is perfect for all your mixed media projects! Use with wet or dry mediums including watercolors, metallic paints, art crayons, pencils, pens, gesso, and more.
Contents: One pad with 15 sheets of A2 smooth white mixed media paper
Weight: 400 gsm or about 140lb cover
Measurements: 4.25" x 5.5"
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.
We meticulously attend to every detail throughout your experience and our careful packaging ensures your order's safety. Plus, we guarantee timely shipping, delivering your package by the promised date.
Number of pieces: 15
This is a Scrapbook.com exclusive product!
Scrapbook.com's mixed media cardstock paper pads are perfect for mixed media projects and for die cutting in general, due to the thickness or weight of the paper (400gsm). No matter what size you buy.
I have both black & white in A2 (4.25 x 5.5) & 6x8, as well as 8.5 x 11 & 12 x 12 in white. Once you try these pads you too will love them.
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Very good quality, thick black cardstock. I was pleasantly surprised with how good it is and how well it performs with some of my mixed media products (i.e. Lunar Paste). Doesn't rip or tear like some other brands do. I rec'd this free with my order but wouldn't hesitate to buy more and you get a lot for the price. Worth it!
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I received a pad of the 6 x 8 mixed media paper for free and I loved it. I immediately ordered a pad of the A2 in both white and black. If you are having trouble with spray mediums, then this is the paper for you. I was almost ready to give up on sprays and this product changed my mind. I highly recommend you give it a try.
I use this black mixed media paper pad to change up the card base for making homemade cards. It is sturdy and adds a good weight to the
card, as well as enhances any metallic ink, markers, or (my favorite) white pigment ink. It's very versatile, and I really enjoy using it for cardmaking. It is very easy to use for scrapbooking as well for stand out pages.
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When they say Heavy weight they mean it. This is very nice paper for special projects. The paints and pastes do not bleed through.
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Love using this with lunar and solar pastes. Really makes it pop
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Excited to use this new paper and create some outstanding backgrounds for my cards.
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Loving this paper for use with inky sprays and powdered pigments.Takes lots of water and manipulating colors without warping or deteriorating. I also like the precut card size.
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Exactly what I was looking for to create mixed media embellishments and die cutting. Thick, high quality cardstock with a nice smooth surface. Will be putting this on my regular on-hand supply list!
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This set of black and white 4.25" x 5.5" mixed media paper pads are perfect to try. The weight is great for so many techniques. Planning to get the lager size as well.
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How does this mixed media paper hold up to water coloring?
By:
LDaleM
(24-Mar-25)
Hello. This paper is designed for use with wet or dry mediums including watercolors, metallic paints, art crayons, pencils, pens, gesso, and more.
By: Scrapbook.com
(24-Mar-25)
Is this a super, bright, true white? Or is it off-white?
By:
Lisa_GK
(10-Oct-24)
Hello. This white is not quite as white as standard copy paper. It has a neutral white temperature to help colors appear vibrant.
By: Scrapbook.com
(10-Oct-24)
