BigOtters20 Sheets Glitter Cardstock, 10 Colors Premium Card stock Paper for Scrapbook and Craft Projects, Back to School Supplies, 8.5 x 11, 250GSM

Great quality paper and vivid colors

I have bought this product multiple times. I love glitter paper and put it on all my greeting cards. It is good quality, comes in the colors I want, and is a good price. It does not lose glitter as I cut and create it into parts for my cards. A great buy.

Great for homeschool projects

Pretty. Worked great.

May 2021: Pretty nice looking glitter cardstock. It has a smoother texture than other glitter cardstock I've used before. The only negative I can find with it is the backside. The white backs of some of the sheets are not as clean as I would've expected. Some have kind of an "overspray" look at the edges, and a couple just kinda looked dirty. Also, most of the white backs are matte, but a few seem to be... not quite glossy, but slick enough that some writing utensils would definitely smear. It doesn't matter for my purposes, but I thought I mention it in case another buyer was intending on using the back as well as the front.Update Oct 2022: purchased 2 more 20-packs, hoping to get at least 10 different colors between the two. I figured my odds were pretty good, but it turns out the 40 sheets only contained 9 different colors, 3 of which were blue, and none were green or orange. I understand that the colors are random, but when two packs are almost exactly the same, it doesn't seem so random. Perhaps I needed to order each pack at a different time in order to get them from different production times or something.I absolutely will still use these, just will be a little more difficult for Christmas without any green. I appreciate the sturdiness of the sheets and the fact that the glitter doesn't flake off and get all over everything.

The colors are beautiful just be mindful of stickers, but I want to put it in on a bulletin board and it looks beautiful

Great!

While the idea of having glitter paper that is self-adhesive is a great, it can’t be successfully used in all projects. When the die cut is a simple shape or a single alphabet letter, the concept is very good. You don’t need to add glue to stick them to cards or scrapbooking projects. However, if you cut out a phrase that is in one die like “Merry Christmas”, it is not a good medium. Even when the die is run through the cutting machine six times, the cuts do not separate the same as non-adhesive paper. The backing falls off too easily so you end up handling the phrase too much with your fingers and they end up not sticking when all the letters have been punched out. Also, the front material is stretchy so you can’t pull the design from the extra material. I had cut out 10-20 “Merry Christmas” phrases and had to throw all of them away. Went back to the regular paper product and glued them down.