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Slate Paper 8.5" x 11"
80# Text Weight Paper is great for newsletters, invitations, crafts and more. This lighter weight paper has a smooth surface which is appropriate for most ink jet or laser printers. Warm and smoky, Slate is the perfect neutral, adding urban chic to any color pairing.
Color - Slate
Type - 8 1/2 x 11 text
Pack - 10 sheet pack
When designing, remember that darker colors may rub off on lighter colors. Consider using a layer (such as tissue) between the different colors.
Color - Slate
Type - 8 1/2 x 11 text
Pack - 10 sheet pack
When designing, remember that darker colors may rub off on lighter colors. Consider using a layer (such as tissue) between the different colors.
80# Text Weight Paper is great for newsletters, invitations, crafts and more. This lighter weight paper has a smooth surface which is appropriate for most ink jet or laser printers. Warm and smoky, Slate is the perfect neutral, adding urban chic to any color pairing.
Color - Slate
Type - 8 1/2 x 11 text
Pack - 10 sheet pack
When designing, remember that darker colors may rub off on lighter colors. Consider using a layer (such as tissue) between the different colors.
Color - Slate
Type - 8 1/2 x 11 text
Pack - 10 sheet pack
When designing, remember that darker colors may rub off on lighter colors. Consider using a layer (such as tissue) between the different colors.
$3.40
Slate Paper 8.5" x 11"—
$3.40
Description
80# Text Weight Paper is great for newsletters, invitations, crafts and more. This lighter weight paper has a smooth surface which is appropriate for most ink jet or laser printers. Warm and smoky, Slate is the perfect neutral, adding urban chic to any color pairing.
Color - Slate
Type - 8 1/2 x 11 text
Pack - 10 sheet pack
When designing, remember that darker colors may rub off on lighter colors. Consider using a layer (such as tissue) between the different colors.
Color - Slate
Type - 8 1/2 x 11 text
Pack - 10 sheet pack
When designing, remember that darker colors may rub off on lighter colors. Consider using a layer (such as tissue) between the different colors.
