A paper surface design made by embossing the paper with a linen cloth pattern.
A linen finish is a textured effect producied by embossing a web of paper with a certain patterned steel roll, as a finish this effect is produced in a separate operation than the general printing process.
Paper in which the fibers form a linen, or woven, pattern. (Not to be confused with wove paper, which has a smoother appearance.)
A linen finish is an elegant choice for wedding invitations that have a more grainy look than pure cotton stocks.
Embossed paper or boards that have a surface resembling linen cloth.
A semi-rough finish in which a pattern simulating linen is impressed into the paper.
One of the many textured effects that is produced by embossing a web of paper with a patterned steel roll. Embossing takes place off the machine as a separate operation.
Paper with a raised surface design, simulating linen.
Imitation linen texture impressed onto the paper surface
Embossed pattern on a paper surface resembling the look and feel of linen cloth. Usually manufactured with engraved embossing rolls.
A paper finish that is similar to the texture of linen fabric. Linen finishes are embossed after the paper comes off the paper machine.
A paper type with a surface that's grainier than pure cotton stocks- another traditional choice for wedding invitations.
Imitation linen texture on a paper surface.
A finished paper that has an overall embossed pattern on the surface resembling the look and feel of linen cloth, and one manufactured with engraved embossing rolls.
A paper finish similar to the texture of linen fabric. WEIGHT: The weight of 1,000 sheets of paper.: Thousand
A paper term used to describe an embossed finish on text or bond paper that simulates the pattern of linen cloth.
