What is the difference between this and vellum paper?
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Hi! The Foilia paper is thinner and more flexible in general - however vellum paper comes in so many forms that I can't really answer the question accurately. The Folia paper is great for many applications and is brilliant in color.
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We purchased this paper to make window stars. We cut the paper in squares and folded them and assembled them into stars. The translucent paper allows you to see the designs within the stars when they are held up to the light. They are very neat! I'm not sure about the vellum paper.
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It is more like wax paper. I buy it to cut and fold into window stars. It is transparent enough to let the sunlight through.
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Vellum paper is stiffer and not shiny but matte. Transparent paper has more deep, intense, bright shiny colors and folds better. It is slightly thinner I feel. Different texture.
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This is more of a thin wax paper. Kind of like what a fresh bouquet is wrapped in.
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Not sure -- by comparison, of course in my opinion, this paper is more like Stampin-Up whisper white. It isn't as heavy as PapertreyInk or Ginia K's 110 lb cardstock. This paper is about the same weight as a good index card :-(
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Its look like a paper, but imho not paper. I am simply use it ;) without problem.
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The paper is a bright matte finish. The heaviness of the paper makes it perfect for two-sided printing. I use it for two-sided printing on both inkjet and laser printers. It does not bleed through the way 20-24 lb paper does.
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Smooth paper. Thicker than computer paper, not as thick as drawing paper like bristol. A micron or sharpie probably won't bleed through if you're writing or lightly sketching, but might if you're doing heavy ink drawings.
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Can't answer because I had both types - each from a different vendor. However, feel free to send your wife to my place - I'll provide whatever paper works for her.
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Plain paper is fine. We use Willcopy Ultra - suitable for ink jet and laser printers.
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It's a fairly durable vellum, considering how transparent it is. Slightly on the heavy side
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Hi Jeff, I don't think it is actually paper. According to the Moleskine website, it appears that there is a suede liner on the inside, which leads me to believe that while it will have a similar texture to the paper notebook, it will be made of a more sturdy material. Also, it would be difficult to create the iPad holder portion of the notebook if it was just paper similar to what the notebooks utilize now. Of course, this is mostly speculation - and we can't be 100% certain until it comes out!
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Both are the same in color but the card is card stock and the envelope is a heavy paper. I just say "heavy" because I have written (not pressing hard) on the envelopes with a sharpie and it doesn't bleed through.
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regular & ink. when you go buy the paper, take the roll that is in it to make sure you get the right size or you will be most likely to get the wrong size.
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It was very poor when dealing with white paper, so I can only imagine it's worse with other shades or colors, however, I would imagine it has more to do with the thickness of the paper. 20 lb paper is too thick. A thin vellum is the only thing other than tracing paper that worked for me.
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I can tell you this, it is thicker than regular printing paper, but thinner than cardboard. It is about the same thickness one would find on a post card or any other greeting card.
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The ones with lined pages are usually more expensive. This one has the metal rings so I went to Office Max and purchased lined paper with holes and it does quite well. Just make sure you buy the right size.
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This paper is not double sided. It is available in a number of sizes but only single sided.
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The paper is an off white paper. It looks like natural paper so the pages are thick and are sewn together to the binding. It makes the book look old and adds to the dimension of the book. There are no lines but there was a lot more pages then I expected.
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I have only used the wafer paper. Extremely flexible for doing prints and cutouts. I love it.