DIY Blank White Card Paper (So Many Possibilities!)

DIY Blank White Card Paper (8" x 9")

This must-have, basic craft base is the perfect size and thickness for so many projects!

Use the paper for making greeting cards, tags, awards, desk markers, and much more.

One side of the paper has a slight sheen to it, the other side has a matte finish. Both sides work very well with paints, crayons, colored pencils, markers, stamps, ink, stickers, and more!

The white card is an open-ended resource for an array of projects, and belongs in every crafters collection of materials.

See below for more ideas on how to use this paper.

Contains:

• 12 Sheets of White Card Paper

Product Details:

• Recommended Ages: 3 through adult
• Product Size: 8" x 9"
• Material: Heavy cardstock paper, coated on one side
• Product Color: White (both sides)
• Packaging: Bulk packaged in clear bag

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This quality paper has so many uses! It's an inexpensive way to express yourself.

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What other things can you do with this product?

We've included some of our "outside the box" creative ideas below to help get you started...

For more unique ideas, go to our Free Resources for Parents and Educators.

• Use this paper to create your own greeting cards! Just fold the paper in half, add a design to the outside flap, and write your message on the inside.
• This paper is perfect for making small posters! Kids love to experiment with both sides of the paper - the glossy side and the matte side. Get out your paints, colored pencils, or markers and be creative!
• Give kids a sheet of this cardstock paper and have them draw a large shape. Glue on beads, buttons, macaroni, rice, leaves or mosaics. When the glue has dried, punch a hole in the top of the ornaments and hang them from the ceiling with string.
• Create collages! Recycle old magazines, cut out pictures that appeal to you, and use a glue stick to adhere the pictures to the paper. Go with a subject theme, or even a color theme.
• Make pop-up cards or three-dimensional cards, as shown in the inset image. Just use several sheets of paper to make your designs or shapes, cut them out and glue them to your card.