100 Pack White Blank Cards and 100 Pack Envelopes 4x6, Note Greeting Cards and Envelopes Set, Folded Cardstock with Self-Seal Envelope for DIY Greeting Thank you Cards, Invitations in All Occasions

This was bought for my students to do a project. The quality was great, there was a fold line to make the card look well done. There was some question as to whether sime materials would stick to the card due to its slight luster. Permanent markers did great on it and because of the sheen, the drawings my students did on them looked even better. Gluing on the card did take something a little more substantial than a gluestick though, but it still looked great and polished.

Great card stock for making cards which I do all the time. Good quality paper. Very happy. Great value.

Nice heavy weight paper. Will be perfect for making cards.

These are great. They’re heavy duty and they work perfectly for the cards that I create

These were a good size for making homemade cards on. The quality of the cards were good as well. The downside for me was the front of the paper is shiny making it harder to draw on. I ended up returning it as I needed a non shiny surface to work on. If you want to decorate them by gluing or adhering someway then I recommend them.

These cards were just what I was looking for. These are the kind that open, and they are blank, perfect for making your own cards. I attach my 4x6 photos to them to sell or gift if a person buys several items. For the most part these are awesome, but I did have a few cards and envelopes with flaws. A couple cards had faint lines on them and a few of the envelopes had a wrinkle. It was a total of 5 envelopes and maybe 4 cards. The other flaw was the cards measure slightly smaller than 4x6, so I had to trim my photos after which was a pain. In my last picture I have a dark photo underneath a card so you can see how much smaller the cards are. They fit nicely in 5x7 cellophane bags. After doing the math (price of cards, photos, glue, bags) each card costs less than .50 cents to make. I will use the flawed cards for my personal use since they were only slight and not very many. They also come in a box. You have to fold the cards. One side is shiny and slicker. I used the shiny, slicker side on the outside because I thought the duller side would cause less smudging when someone writes in them. I was very happy with these, and I totally recommend!

Slight gloss on the card's exterior is very appealing but not limiting to any type of glue or ink.

These cards have a semi-gloss finish on one side and a matte finish on the other: something the vendor declined to advertise. I should have sent them back as soon as I saw this, but the other reviews were so positive I decided to give them a try. I used my inkjet printer and the ink wouldn't completely lay down on the glossy side of the paper, leaving a mess on my printer and tiny smudges on the edges of the cards. I let them dry for 10 minutes before running them through again to print on the other side, but the paper hadn't totally absorbed the ink and it smeared all over the place! I let one dry for 20 minutes and I was still able to smear it with a tissue. Maybe it will work with a laser printer, but I wouldn't waste your time and money if you intend to print on an inkjet. (Now, what can I do with the other 82 cards? Ugh.)