MFP paper Karton Kids pack contains five colored cardstock sheets designed for crafting, school projects and creative activities. The sheets are thicker than standard paper, providing a more rigid surface suitable for cutting, folding and gluing. The compact pack size makes it easy to store in a desk or carry between home and school, and the colored surfaces are suitable for visible details in card making, collage, model parts and classroom displays.
Advantages
The cardstock offers increased stiffness and dimensional stability compared with standard office paper, which helps maintain shape after cutting or folding. Smooth, colored faces provide consistent colour for drawing, printing with compatible home printers, or applying adhesives. The small pack of five sheets keeps selection simple and reduces waste when only a few colours are needed. Sheets are easy to trim with scissors or a craft knife and accept common glues without warping when used as directed.
Suitable for
- School art projects and classroom activities
- Greeting cards, invitations and scrapbooking
- Paper models, decorations and dioramas
- Cut-outs, stencils and layered collage work
Key specifications
- Content: 5 colored cardstock sheets
- Paper type: stiff cardstock suitable for crafting
- Finish: smooth colored surface on one or both sides (as supplied)
- Compatibility: suitable for cutting, folding, gluing and manual drawing
- Pack size: compact for easy storage and transport
How to use
Select the desired sheet and work on a clean, flat surface. For cutting, use scissors or a craft knife with a cutting mat. Score fold lines lightly before folding to achieve clean creases. Use common PVA glue, glue sticks or double-sided tape for adhering pieces; apply adhesives sparingly to avoid oversaturation. If printing is required, check printer compatibility with cardstock and feed sheets one at a time according to the printer manual.
Usage recommendations
Store sheets flat in a dry environment to preserve stiffness and colour. When combining with wet media, test on a spare corner to ensure the surface accepts the chosen material without bleeding or curling.
