Penword Paper Pack 220 g/m² A4 Earth Tones, 20 sheets supplies heavier-weight colored paper designed for creative and professional uses. The pack contains 20 A4 sheets with a 220 g/m² density, providing a firm, durable surface suitable for cutting, folding and mounting. Earth tone colors offer natural, muted shades that work well for invitations, scrapbooking, presentations and various paper-craft applications.
Advantages
The 220 g/m² weight gives greater stiffness and opacity than standard office paper, reducing show-through and improving the feel of finished projects. A4 sheet size ensures compatibility with many printers and cutters that accept thicker stocks, while the earth tone palette provides cohesive, neutral backgrounds and accents. The product is packaged in a compact 20-sheet pack, convenient for small projects or trial runs without excess storage needs.
Suitable for (tasks / use cases)
- Card making and greeting cards
- Scrapbooking and craft layouts
- Invitations and event stationery
- Presentations, mounts and displays
- Die-cutting, folding and paper models
Key specifications
- Paper size: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
- Weight: 220 g/m²
- Sheet count: 20 sheets per pack
- Color range: earth tone shades (neutral, muted palette)
- Surface: suitable for cutting, folding and glue mounting
- Printer compatibility: compatible with printers that accept 220 g/m² stock (check device specifications)
How to use
Use these A4 sheets for manual crafts or feed into a printer that supports 220 g/m² media. When printing, select the appropriate paper weight/stock setting in your printer driver and load single sheets if recommended by the manufacturer to avoid jams. For cutting and die-cutting, mark and measure before trimming; for folding, score the fold line to achieve a clean edge. Use standard craft adhesives, double-sided tape or mounting foam depending on the project.
Usage recommendations
Store the pack flat in a dry environment to preserve sheet flatness and prevent warping. Test one sheet in your printer before processing the full run to confirm feed and print quality. When combining colored sheets with photographs or printed elements, use a neutral backing or mat to maintain contrast and color balance.
