The degree of transparency can depend on the quality and weight of the paper. Heavier papers with a higher GSM tend to be thicker and less transparent, while lighter papers with a lower GSM are likely to be more transparent. You might remember tracing paper from school, which is essentially a lower quality and very thin vellum paper!
Vellum paper has a a very smooth, plastic-y feel to it. Despite this plastic-y feel, as mentioned above, our vellum paper does not contain plastic. Although vellum can feel quite delicate, it is also remarkably durable. Vellum has a lot of uses! It can be both written and printed on with good results see below for printing! Vellum papers are typically rough and are never glossy or matte coated.
Originally, vellum had a mottled and translucent look to it. You can still achieve that same look with different types of cover stock. Parchment papers are made to resemble ancient vellum, and some manufacturers refer to their parchment line as vellum.
Vellum usually evokes images of quality paper; however, there are low-grade papers that carry the name. Add to cart. Translucent Card Stock at it's best. This paper is inkjet compatible, but we always recommend first test printing.
Sturdy 48lb cover weight stock making it heavier than most "vellum" translucent paper. Glama Natural card stock can be used in the following applications: commercial printing, copiers, die cutting, embossing, engraving, foil stamping, laser printing, offset lithography, binding, saddle stitching, silk screening, and thermography.
Customer Reviews Based on 4 reviews Write a review. Will this print in an inkjet and laser printer? This is inkjet compatible. Do you ship to Canada?
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