E-Tailor Handmade Cotton Paper Deckle Edge Loose Leaf Sheets 130 GSM Ivory White (5x7, Ivory-1-Pack of 50)

This paper is absolutely gorgeous. The texture is beautiful, the edges are perfect. I used a regular office printer and was able to get this very nice block print effect. It's recycled paper so of course there are going to be some bits and pieces on them, which is fine. I would say about 10% of them have discoloration and a handful of them came creased?? Too creased to use, unfortunately, but since it's only a few, it's not too big of a deal. The paper is also slightly larger, so I had to get bigger envelopes for my invitations. Overall, more than worth it. I would absolutely purchase these again.

Useful to write on and make projects from

Works great for art.

I bought these rather than a journal for my new grandson. I wanted to be able to write about him, his life, whatever, and I wanted something other than a bound journal. These are SO pretty - the deckling is perfect, the weight is excellent - not too thin or too heavy. I will have the pages bound once I have a collection. I am going to buy again in blue. You cannot go wrong with these for personal notes, journaling, cardmaking or whatever artistry requires small papers. Outstanding quality.

There’s only 8 sheets of paper and one of them has what looks like wax all over it. Some of them are bent too. I couldn’t imagine what 50 would look like if I actually got the right amount

Used this product for my son's wedding! They printed on my home inkjet printer very easily. Had no issues with ink bleeding, etc. Since the paper is homemade it is never the exact size of each piece. I loved this about it but some may not. Paper may need to be trimmed to fit in an envelope.

So I ordered these for save the date invitations. They are pretty thin but will surely get the job done. Here’s the thing: they are NOT 5x7. In the photo I have attached, I have had to spend no less than 6 hours carefully using my finger nail to shave off cotton fibers in order for them to fit into the 5x7 envelopes I purchased. I spent more time making the paper fit into the envelope, than I did designing the invites, printing them, and addressing.

I hadn't thought about trying my watercolor on hand-made paper - I have normally bought spiral-bound watercolor notebooks and those work perfectly for my art projects. But I saw this paper and thought how nice it might be to have a rough-finish edge to give the project a little "oomph" to it. This paper does that, though for the size and price, I doubt I would buy it again. Not all of the pages were useable for my watercolor projects, but I do have some scrapbooking punches and used the less perfect pages to create some smaller hearts, stars and such punch outs from the less perfect pages. No reason to throw them away if they can be used in other ways, right? But that's the point. If I had wanted ALL of the pages for watercolor projects, I would have been disappointed...and quality control is something every manufacturer should work on diligently so customers are satisfied.