Decorative Paper ARGO Galeria Papieru Millenium A4 220 g/m² 20 sheets copper

ARGO Galeria Papieru Millenium decorative paper in A4 size with a copper finish offers medium-weight sheets for creative projects. Each pack contains 20 sheets of 220 g/m² paper that combine a textured metallic look with enough stiffness to hold folds and shapes while remaining easy to cut and glue. The copper surface provides a consistent reflective effect suitable for visible accents on cards, invitations, gift wrapping and paper craft elements.

Advantages

The 220 g/m² weight gives a balance between rigidity and workability, allowing precise folds and clean cuts without excessive thickness. The copper finish delivers an even, metallic appearance that enhances contrast and visual interest on handmade items. Sheets are sized to A4 for compatibility with standard home printers and cutting tools, and the pack of 20 reduces the need for frequent restocking for small to medium craft runs.

Suitable for

• Cardmaking and greeting cards
• Scrapbooking accents and photo mats
• Handmade invitations and envelopes
• Gift wrapping details and paper decorations
• School and hobby craft projects

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Paper weight: 220 g/m²
• Finish: copper metallic
• Sheet count: 20 sheets per pack
• Material type: decorative craft paper suitable for cutting, folding and gluing

How to use

Cut sheets with a craft knife, guillotine or scissors for precise edges and use a bone folder or ruler for crisp folds. For adhesion, use PVA glue, double-sided tape or glue dots appropriate for coated decorative paper to avoid warping. When printing, test feed a single sheet through your printer to confirm compatibility and adjust paper settings to a heavier or coated paper profile if available. Avoid excessive moisture and prolonged exposure to direct heat to preserve the metallic finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results in cardmaking, score before folding and allow glue to dry on a flat surface. When combining with other papers or embellishments, use acid-free adhesives for archival projects and test small areas when working with specialty inks or embossing powders.