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Old 09-21-2014, 06:13 PM   #1  
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What is the difference between the Sweet Tooth cardstock and the Smooth White cardstock that MFT carries? They both look white on the computer (although I know that can be deceiving) so I'd be interested in knowing if they are actually different in color and what you use each for. Thanks!
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Our Smooth White card stock is a 110 lb card stock it is excellent for solid/bold images. It has a smoother finish than the Sweet Tooth. Sweet Tooth card stock is a 100 lb card stock, it is more for layering. The color is quite similar for both, but the Sweet Tooth card stock has a slightly warmer hue to it.

We highly recommend the Smooth White as a go to card stock for stamping.
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