The Truth About Bazzill Basics Papers

by Nicole Humphrey | More from this Blogger

21 Aug 2007 06:12 PM

By now if you have been scrapbooking for any length of time, you have heard of Bazzill Cardstock. Have you ever wondered what the big deal is? Have you ever thought to yourself "What makes this paper so unique?". Or maybe you are already a Bazzill user. If that's the case, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.

Bazzill is an exceptional cardstock. I will not call it the best, because who am I to judge that. But I will say, that the majority of scrapbookers agree, it is a top of the line cardstock with an absolutely amazing variety of colors, and now coordinating products that extend its usability.

Any scrapbooker who has had their hands on some Bazzill knows that the cardstock is available in the most unique textures, including a smoothie line that is of the smoother type of cardstock. There is a large variety of textures such as canvas, Corduroy, criss cross, orange peel, raw silk, washboard and weave. There are also several specialty card stocks available by Bazzill like adhesive, Bazzill Bling, the Bazzill Smoothies line I already mentioned, cardstock with an Edge, the monochromatic sets, metallics, mulberry and vellum.

Oh and the color selection. They have so many gorgeous colors that coordinate beautifully and an unbelievable selection. When you say blue cardstock, you are given dozens of choices in shades of blue. The same goes for every other color under the rainbow.

Overall the things that make Bazzill great in my opinion are that it has great textures, the cardstock weights available are amazing, and the amazing variety of colors is unmatched. Be sure and check out all the coordinating accessories they have to go with the paper lines.

Bazzill really is a step above the rest.

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Nicole Humphrey is a freelance writer, consultant for CTMH and a Sr. Blogger for families.com. She resides in St. Charles, Missouri with Mike and their five children and two furbabies.

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