Cardstock and Scrapbooking Paper

Cardstock and scrapbooking paper, including 12x12 and 8x8 pads and A4 cardstock, are in stock and can ship anywhere in the US.

About Cardstock and Scrapbooking Paper

Find more than 1,600 options, including Centura Pearl pearlescent card and Craft Perfect glitter and weave cardstock. Vellum, acetate, and rice paper for decoupage are also here. Brands include Crafter's Companion Sara Signature, Hunkydory, Anna Griffin, Tonic Craft Perfect, and Arden Creative Studio.

Start with a pad of solid colors for the most flexibility across cards and layouts. Add patterned paper once you know your color palette. Pick 6x6 pads for tags and small projects, and keep one light and one dark shade from each pad for flexibility.

Buying tip: check the GSM on the label, since thicker paper holds up better to embossing and layering. New to paper weights? Read about what GSM means.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, a share of our sales funds art supplies for classrooms through the Crafty Granny Project.

Frequently asked questions

Does this paper work with my die-cutting machine?
Most cardstock cuts cleanly in a die-cutting machine when it sits flat on the plate. Vellum and acetate can tear or shift, so test a cut on scrap before you cut a full sheet.
Do you ship outside North Las Vegas?
Yes. We ship within the US from our North Las Vegas store, so you can order online from anywhere in the country and have your paper delivered to your door.
Can I pick up my order in person?
Yes, store pickup is available at 4385 N Pecos Rd Ste 160, North Las Vegas, NV 89030. We are open Tuesday to Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sunday 9am to 2pm, closed Mondays. Call 702-551-7704 with questions.
Which paper should a beginner buy first?
A 12x12 pad of solid colors gives you the most options for cards and layouts. Choose a mix of light and dark shades so you can pair colors without buying extra sheets.
What is the difference between vellum and acetate?
Vellum is translucent paper that adds soft layers over images. Acetate is clear plastic sheet that suits shaker cards and overlays. Both need a light touch with adhesive to avoid bubbles.

Last updated October 21, 2026

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