Blank Mailable Postcards Printable, 4x6, Heavy Duty 14pt, Blank Postcards for Art or Printing with Mailing Side for Mailing, Christmas Holiday Postcards. (48ct)

These cards print beautifully! Great addition to my card making business .

I use these to send as photo postcards to friends and family. They go through my HP laser printer beautifully and never smudge or jam. The photos come out nice and clear as well. The size is good and I really like the address lines which make addressing them a cinch. They're a nice, thick cardstock and do not get banged up or ripped when going through the postal machines. The cardstock is also very easy to write on with ballpoint or gel pens and the ink dries quickly and does not smudge.Overall, these print easily, look great, and I definitely highly recommend them.

I’m ordering more. I use postcards daily, and was looking for blanks to give me more space to write on. This is standard sized 4x6. I ordered this 50 pack, and a different brand of 100. Even though the other brand of a 100 was cheaper, I prefer One Jade Lane’s postcards because they are the perfect thickness. Not too thick, and not too thin. These postcards are sturdier than the other brand, and OJL postcard’s are still prices really well at 6.99.

These are thick and not like the ones that are thin and flimsy. I've used medium tip Sharpies on the front and they didn't bleed through. Fine tip works well on the backs.I'm hoping they get through the mail even though the high-speed sorting machines are no longer in service. But they are still first class mail with a 35-cent stamp. And these they're sturdy.

I’ve used gauche, markers, colored pencils and acrylic on these and they worked great! I also put tape over the finished painting so they don’t get damaged in the mail. Perhaps it would stand up to lamination if needed.Definitely worth the money and they make for wonderful personalized cards!

I bought this pack for my students to use while we were working on our "community workers" theme. The post card is okay when you use pens and markers, but I ultimately decided on using water color paints on them. The paintings the children made came out beautifully. The only thing I didnt really like about them was that the cards tended to warp as the watercolor dried. The cards didn't warp too badly, but it's just something to keep in mind.. I think the best application for the postcard would be with sharpies or minimal water usage when painting with water colors.

These have been so good for me this year! I have almost used all of them and want to buy more! I've done full paintings on them and they hold up great! Each card also says Made in the USA which is nice when I'm mailing to friends who live in other parts of the world!

These postcards are a little larger than the ones available from the Post Office, but they require the same postage. They're very smooth-textured so that it's easy to write clearly on them. Also, very sturdy. They're the best postcards yet! I use them to write to voters to get out the vote. I love them!