I live in Denver, CO and I get most of my paper from Donahue Paper in DTC. I get the smooth paper from Office Depot, and sometimes I order straight off Amazon for convenience and maybe testing paper.

For the smooth paper it is HP Smooth 32lb - 10/10 for planning. It is bright white and stickers remove off it well if you mess up.

I still like the cotton 70lb - it feels very lux and has a texture if you want more depth.

Always open to new paper types if you are looking for something specific - I am lucky to live near a paper store.

I use a Silhouette Cameo 4 I recently got, late 2022 I upgraded from a Portrait that I had for many years - like I got it for $70 when it came out old. I am happy I got the upgrade, it's lovely.

I use Onlinelabels.com paper - matte, gloss and I keep some others for fun around as I want. They do offer samples, so recommend that if you want a few sheets to play with.

Still experimenting with Vinyl on my own but I'll update if I find one I find really worth it.

Right now I order vinyl stickers from vograce.

Sure, if I can make I'd be happy to give it a go. Custom cuts, prints, or looking for a specific paper - happy to try to and help with your project.

I ship from Denver, CO.

Ecoenclose, I get their mailers and labels. I make my own fun stickers and I bought tissue paper once a long time ago on Amazon in teal and just have not run out.

I am also fortunate to live in their proximity, they are located near Denver.

So copy paper is 20lb, you can colored fun paper on Amazon in 24lb, medium and heavy card stock at Michaels or Joann's and there are tons of options online for paper stores.

Some will even cut it for you. My favorite paper is 70lb cotton paper by cotton crest. In white.

This online place is good: www.thepapermillstore.com and will cut it for you as well.

The art paper is also watercolor styled paper - which you can pick up in a sketchbook and cut to size as well in any craft store.

The smooth paper is from Office depot, its a type of HP presentation paper - 32lb bright white. If you go in store (to any office store) they will let you touch various papers they have in stock to see if it is what you are looking for as well.

I use to cut by hand but recently invested in one of those $200 guillotine cutters D: I've used it like twice but I love it more than I should.

I am definitely going to cut myself at some point, but 10/10 if you cut paper a lot.