For those of you that did some DIY- for like menus and favor tags- did the cardstock go through your everyday printer or did you have to use the paper-weight instead? Or did you have access to a heavier weight printer that could handle cardstock?
Thanks!
Jmrosa1
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I did not get my paper from there....but I am printing on an ivory translucent like paper and gluing it onto the cardstock
Danielle41209
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I used their parchment cardstock and it went through my printer with no problems.
I used their parchment cardstock and it went through my printer with no problems.
Oh yea that is exactly what I am printing on but it is thin. Then gluing to the cardstock.
Danielle41209
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I used their parchment cardstock and it went through my printer with no problems.
Oh yea that is exactly what I am printing on but it is thin. Then gluing to the cardstock.
Not too thin. It feels like (approx) 3 sheets of regular paper. I had 30 print at one time and the only issue I had was not reloading my printer with ink!
Angel120905
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I have used their linen card stock for everything and it goes through my home printer fine.
Jmrosa1
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I used their parchment cardstock and it went through my printer with no problems.
Oh yea that is exactly what I am printing on but it is thin. Then gluing to the cardstock.
Not too thin. It feels like (approx) 3 sheets of regular paper. I had 30 print at one time and the only issue I had was not reloading my printer with ink!
Yea it's not too thing...just thinner than most actual cardstock paper....or the paper I am using at least. lol
Ellynrose
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Hey Girl,
It depends on the weight of the cardstock (the lbs). A heavier cardstock will be in the 100s. You can print on a regular printer below 100s -
Good luck!!
SME418
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I used the metallic cardstock. It went through the printer but picked up a lot of stray ink cause it was thick so I wound up colorcopying on it
msmontoute
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Posted by Danielle41209
I used their parchment cardstock and it went through my printer with no problems.
Same here no problems!
JTG4EVER
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i did not get mine from that place. but i did have cardstock and it went through my printer no problem
