This says it's "cover stock", is it the same as card stock?
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80 lb is fine for card stock... I bought this to use to color graphics with alcohol markers... it was recommended on a number of craft sites
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Yes and it is more brilliant and smoother, Copic markers work so well om this paper , little to no bleeding
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Why yes the consistency I believe is that of card stock. I hope this helps U.
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I use it for card stock, making stamped handmade cards. It's very nice paper.
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It IS most definitely card stock! I have used 100 weight before, and it is much too heavy for making cards when it comes to folding.
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Yes. Plus it's very high quality! It has become my favorite card stock, and the price it's great!
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No the slot behind the card is the same slot for the cash just a diffrent entry!
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Greetings Vivian, No the greeting card stock comes in separate sheets Card Stock only. You'll need to order the 3/4 x 8/34 Envelopes as another order. Amazon carries both items. I ordered the Coloumbian Grip Seal with the peel off tape and it works just perfect. Hope this helps!
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I'm not familiar with the paper you refer to, so can't answer your question. However, I can tell you that this is very smooth, high quality paper and is heavier that card stock. It is appropriate weight for a pamphlet cover. Hope that helps.
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I am not sure if they are exactly the same but the definitely are the same type of cards and quality. That's were I first bought the cards than our Costco did not carry any.
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I don't know what transfer paper is but I have used shipping and address label paper in addition to card stock. Don't know if that helps.
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I have not tried card stock. It is a good printer and my only regret is that it requires Epson ink.
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No they are not, they are high quality card stock with a plastic coating finish. Very nice cards though, I have two decks myself and I love them.
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There have been a couple of times I needed a little something more. I find 1 - 2 pieces of card stock is all that is ever needed. I keep them, they last for months of use. There is a shim on this platform. I hope this helps.
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These cards are made of "card stock". They are very much like the plain business cards you can get from Avery. I have done pictures on the business cards and they are OK. You will not get a nice bright picture. You might want to do some research and see if Avery makes a "picture" post card. Hope this helps you.
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It's worked well when I've used it with cover stock or photo paper. I'm about to try a project with card stock and will report back.
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Sorry, I have not tried card stock yet. Don't know how it will do but I like everything else so far.
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It's the same card, but different packaging. Also, the rebate is only from certain vendors. Buydig.com has a better price for the right packaging and is a vendor on the rebate.
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Hi,It is a small paper card. Same like the picture. Not a problem to replace the card with something else.
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It would fit the card stock, I don't think it would fit the stamp unless it was a small acrylic stamp. But I haven't tried it.
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Avery doesn't list the thichness on the box, but I find the card stock substantial and it feeds well through an injet printer. The resulting card is as good or better than what you would buy in a greeting card store. For further info visit avery.com and check on product number 3378.
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This card stock is just like a sheet of 8.5 by 11 paper, but card stock for printing cards. It is creased in the middle do you can make a greeting card.