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Post by born2scrap4ever on Jan 12, 2016 17:51:19 GMT
I bought another Cameo for our winter home. Wanted to buy an assortment of colored card stock so I could play with it. I bought the HL brand.  I am open for suggestions. |
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Post by scrapbug on Jan 12, 2016 18:08:17 GMT
I was going to say - almost any brand BUT Hobby Lobby. That stuff is horrible for cutting machines. Bazzill works well, Colormates, Michael's brand and Ranger all work well for me.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 12, 2016 18:09:42 GMT
American Crafts and CTMH work the best for me. I prefer Bazzil or Stampin Up card stocks, but both are more challenging to cut in my cameo.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 12, 2016 21:00:58 GMT
I have satisfactory results with the Stampin' Up cardstock using the following settings: Textured Cardstock Blade: 4 Speed: 3 (2 if the design is intricate) Thickness: 30 Having a sharp, clean blade is necessary. YMMV  |
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Post by scrapincin on Jan 13, 2016 2:00:09 GMT
I have been using a Silhouette since shortly after starting to scrap and my favorite is American Crafts. The sil and that paper have a bond or something! LOL
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Post by cmpeter on Jan 17, 2016 7:14:11 GMT
Another one in the "anything but HL" camp. I have good luck with American Crafts, CTMH and Bazzil.
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Post by oaksong on Jan 17, 2016 15:10:57 GMT
I have the best results with Michael's Recollections brand. It's a little thinner than Bazzill, and doesn't need to be double cut.
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Post by htstepper on Jan 18, 2016 7:14:42 GMT
Not Hobby Lobby and Not the packs from Joann. They are fiberous and don't cut cleanly.
I agree with others-American Craft, Bazzil, Recollections. For white print and cut, I like the big packs of Georgia Pacific 110lb cardstock from Walmart. It is found in the office supply section in a big ream.
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Post by iowgirl on Jan 18, 2016 13:55:29 GMT
Another BIG thumbs down for HL/Paper Studio cardstock. Horrible stuff.
If you want something economical, go to Walmart and look in the craft/paper craft area. Look for Colorbok (with a K) pads of cardstock. They will also have paper pads, but get the cardstock. I much prefer the textured paper, but the smooth cardstock is OK too. I think a pad is only $5. Cheaper than HL cardstock and it cuts much better.
It is thinner, but it cuts very nice. It is white core.
It also works very nice for Print & Cut, since the ink looks super nice on it - white or any color light enough for printing on. Again - I prefer the textured.
My favorite higher quality cardstock is American Crafts textured. Great for cut and Print&Cut.
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Post by Ohno on Jan 18, 2016 14:53:28 GMT
Where do you buy American crafts cs?
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Post by Ohno on Jan 18, 2016 14:54:02 GMT
Sorry, duplicate post.
Where do you buy American crafts cs?
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Post by jager14 on Jan 18, 2016 16:21:05 GMT
allscrapbooksteals.com is a good place to find America Crafts paper in packs
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Post by threegirls on Jan 18, 2016 18:04:20 GMT
Another BIG thumbs down for HL/Paper Studio cardstock. Horrible stuff. If you want something economical, go to Walmart and look in the craft/paper craft area. Look for Colorbok (with a K) pads of cardstock. They will also have paper pads, but get the cardstock. I much prefer the textured paper, but the smooth cardstock is OK too. I think a pad is only $5. Cheaper than HL cardstock and it cuts much better. It is thinner, but it cuts very nice. It is white core. It also works very nice for Print & Cut, since the ink looks super nice on it - white or any color light enough for printing on. Again - I prefer the textured. My favorite higher quality cardstock is American Crafts textured. Great for cut and Print&Cut. I agree with what iowgirl posted - the Colorbok pads of textured cardstock at Walmart. I have only bought the white and it is cheap, cuts nicely and is a nice bright white (colored ink and toner looks great on it). I also like to cut Bazzill and Recollections from Michael's. |
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Post by christinec68 on Jan 18, 2016 18:47:20 GMT
I have had good experiences with American Crafts, Bazzill and Recollections from Michaels.
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Post by LisaDV on Nov 26, 2017 15:33:56 GMT
I know this is a way old thread, but I needed to search for a white that would work. I have the Neenah white 110# cardstock and it's been giving my machine fits. It may be great for stamping on, but it's yuck for me with electronic cutting. Also I was surprised by how flimsy it is compared to the Stampin' Up! cardstock which is suppose to be only 80#.
I pulled out my Georgia Pacific and will be trying that now.
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Post by dald222 on Nov 26, 2017 15:49:44 GMT
I only have Hobby Lobby brand in my cameo :)I always get it on sale. I really do not have a problem with it cutting :)I figured which settings worked for me..
media patterened paper speed 4 thickness I have 30
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Post by chrispeas on Nov 26, 2017 17:00:39 GMT
Wow! So many HL haters. Can I ask why?
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Post by anniefb on Nov 26, 2017 20:30:04 GMT
I know this is a way old thread, but I needed to search for a white that would work. I have the Neenah white 110# cardstock and it's been giving my machine fits. It may be great for stamping on, but it's yuck for me with electronic cutting. Also I was surprised by how flimsy it is compared to the Stampin' Up! cardstock which is suppose to be only 80#. I pulled out my Georgia Pacific and will be trying that now. I cut Papertrey Ink 110lb cardstock when I'm working on card related stuff but use a blade setting of 5 or 6 to get through it. Haven't tried the Neenah 110lb but the 80lb cuts fine. |
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Post by LisaDV on Nov 27, 2017 2:28:35 GMT
I know this is a way old thread, but I needed to search for a white that would work. I have the Neenah white 110# cardstock and it's been giving my machine fits. It may be great for stamping on, but it's yuck for me with electronic cutting. Also I was surprised by how flimsy it is compared to the Stampin' Up! cardstock which is suppose to be only 80#. I pulled out my Georgia Pacific and will be trying that now. I cut Papertrey Ink 110lb cardstock when I'm working on card related stuff but use a blade setting of 5 or 6 to get through it. Haven't tried the Neenah 110lb but the 80lb cuts fine. My last batch of Neenah was 80# but I wanted something a bit heavier. I found it to cut fine as well, so I was surprised by the 110#. It's really fibrous and gets stuck in the blade housing and doesn't cut nicely. My Georgia Pacific has always cut nice as well, but I forgot about it until I read this thread. |
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I am open for suggestions. 
