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Old 10-25-2019, 10:29 AM   #1  
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Would appreciate recommendations for a white (or off-white) heavier weight (80lb.+) cardstock that has a canvas/linen texture. Trying to make white on white die cut frames - the choices are overwhelming for a relative newbie. Thanks in advance.
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I don't have any recommendations for a linen type cardstock, but if you have trouble finding any I have a suggestion. Stampin Up has an embossing folder called "Subtle." if the pieces you need are that size you could use the embossing folder to get the texture you want. Just a thought.
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Yes, thanks, muskrat, I’d seen that and still might try it but I thought the card stock might work better for different sized cards.

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Look at Joann's. I just saw Co'Ordinations heavyweight cardstock. Search 'Textured cardstock' It's on sale right now
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I've seen linen cardstock on Amazon while I searching cardstock in general. I know there are several color options as well.
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Try scrapbook.com: Bazzill White 12 x 12 Cardstock Pack 25 Sheets. Scroll down to see a video that better represents the texture. Other places sell Bazzill, as well, and they have several different textures and a variety of colors.
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You can also look at Tonic Studios USA website. I really like their cardstock.

https://www.tonic-studios.com/collec...textured-12x12
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Hobby Lobby sells individual linen type sheets. Least, they were still selling individual sheets as of their last reset.
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Paper Source! They have lovely textured paper and cs in a big variety of colors. I was lucky to live by a "real" store for many years but now I use their on-line store. Love them!
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I bought a package from Marco's Paper a while back that sound exactly like what you are describing. Nice weight, in a white that isn't too stark but definitely white, not off white. Makes a very elegant card base too.

Here is a link, took a quick look and the seem to have several color and weight options available:
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Thanks so much, everyone - great suggestions. I'm going to try the Bazzill canvas first.
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On a somewhat related note...

I really like the linen texture on cardstock and have thought about getting the SU! Subtles embossing folder, but it is just a little bit too big to fit in my Cuttlebug. I found this thread about cutting down folders:

Help with 8x8 embossing folder - Splitcoaststampers

Since I wasn't sure whether or not the current embossing folders SU! carries could easily be cut down, I thought I'd see if anyone has any experience with this.


TIA for any information and/or thoughts related to this topic.
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Bazzill makes textured card stocks.

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Would appreciate recommendations for a white (or off-white) heavier weight (80lb.+) cardstock that has a canvas/linen texture. Trying to make white on white die cut frames - the choices are overwhelming for a relative newbie. Thanks in advance.
I use Papertrey Ink linen cardstock. It comes in white and cream colors.
Try Papertreyink.com and click the "Paper" menu item then the "Linen Cardstock" link
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I have ordered from https://www.paperandmore.com/ several times and highly recommend them and their products. They are wonderful to deal with and they offer samples! It's so much better to hold the paper or cardstock and maybe even work with it a little bit before buying a large quantity.
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I too recommend PTI linen cardstock.
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Neenah also makes a really nice linen cardstock.
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Try the Spectrum Noir Ultra Smooth Premium White C/S from Crafters Companion 100 lb Weight
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Watercolor paper has a textured surface and most brands are very heavy- almost like chipboard. Its super pricey though.
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I don't have any recommendations for a linen type cardstock, but if you have trouble finding any I have a suggestion. Stampin Up has an embossing folder called "Subtle." if the pieces you need are that size you could use the embossing folder to get the texture you want. Just a thought.

Yes! This is my new favorite folder. It turns any cardstock into linen texture. I must with water to get even more texture. It’s great.
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If you come to live in Australia your choices of cardstock will be severely limited, this should make choosing a lot easier lol
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I also use Papertrey Ink linen in Fresh Snow and it a great linen look with nice weight even for card bases. The price is also right at 40 sheets for $10. They have excellent cardstocks at a reasonable price - heavy white for card bases and shimmer paper in many colors. I love the onyx for punching Halloween bats.
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I also use Papertrey Ink and love it!
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Ellen Hutson LLC has both woodgrain and linen textured cardstock. Her website is easy to navigate and her service is impeccable!
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