Paper sheet MFP paper Karton 160 g handmade textured 25 x 35 cm pack of 5

MFP paper Karton 160 g handmade textured 25 x 35 cm pack of 5 is a set of five heavyweight sheets with a czerpany (handmade) texture and 160 g/m² grammage. Each sheet measures 25 x 35 cm and is intended for projects that require a tactile, naturally fibrous surface. The textured finish gives printed text and handcrafted elements a refined, tactile quality while offering greater stiffness than standard office paper.

Advantages

The 160 g/m² weight provides durability and body suitable for folding, cutting and layered compositions. The handmade czerpany texture adds visual depth and a premium feel to prints and crafts without being overly coarse. Sheets are compatible with a range of dry techniques such as embossing, stamping and collage, and are generally suitable for both inkjet and laser printing when using appropriate media settings. Pack of five offers multiple sheets for small projects or sample testing.

Suitable for

• Handmade greeting cards and invitations
• Art prints, drawings and mixed-media works
• Scrapbooking and paper craft projects
• Die-cutting, embossing and stamping
• Premium presentations and printed materials

Key specifications

• Weight: 160 g/m²
• Format: 25 x 35 cm
• Finish: czerpany (handmade) textured surface
• Quantity: 5 sheets per pack
• Suitable for cutting, folding and dry craft techniques

How to use

Handle sheets on a clean, dry surface to avoid transferring oils or moisture. For cutting and die-cutting, use a sharp blade to preserve the textured edges. When folding, score along the fold line first to prevent cracking. For printing, select the appropriate media type in your printer settings (heavy paper/cardstock) and test on a single sheet first to confirm ink absorption and toner adhesion. Allow printed sheets to dry fully before stacking or further processing.

Usage recommendations

Store sheets flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity to maintain texture and flatness. If using wet techniques, test adhesion and drying on a spare sheet, as heavy moisture may warp or ripple the paper. For best printing results, use manual feed or single-sheet feed trays and avoid high-temperature fusing cycles beyond your printer’s recommended settings for heavyweight media.