Beautiful designs and patterns

I recently helped a friend of mine throw a birthday party for her young son. She wanted a theme party, but wasn't sure how to put it together.

While at the craft store, we found the Geographics paper in the scroll design. Instantly, we knew we had a pirate-themed party on our hands!

My friend doesn't use a computer and didn't have a clue as to how to print out an invitation or "treasure map", but I assured her that together we could come up with something nice.

The first thing I noticed taking this out of the package was that it looked really professionally-made and "fancy". We couldn't believe that $8.99 bought us this pack of 100 beautifully printed sheets. They really looked like they should have cost more.

The next thing I noticed was that there was no special software or printer needed to use the paper -- we could simply open up Wordpad and use my inkjet printer! (We would have tried to use it even if it said it needed a "special" printer, but were more thrilled to discover it didn't!)

The paper was of a nice weight and not too thin or thick. It went through our printer with no difficulties and no paperjams. The end result? Gorgeous, professional-looking invitations and "treasure maps" for the kids.