SEETOOOGAMES Printable Blank Playing Cards - 360pcs Playing Card Paper, Blank Poker Cards to Write on, for DIY Games, School Education, 2.5"×3.5" Poker Size

10 stars... hear me out! I use these for MTG cards. i have trouble seeing and having the additional card with the details written down helps me to play the game since the text on MTG cards has become very tiny over the years .

It is great to make your own flash cards for both a child or adult. They are sturdy, easy to write on.

It's just what it said and just what I wanted. There are six sets of 60 cards, so you can make 6 full sets of playing cards if you want. Or just a ton of other cards for whatever you're using them for. They're easy to write on, and decently durable for playing cards. Totally blank, so you can make them into whatever you want. They're great!

Sublimated printing produces a poor hazy quality. Changing the temp settings and varying the times did not help. Both sides guided the same result.

It’s a large enough pack that you could make multiple decks of cards if you want. I thought it’d be cool to make some gwent cards after the Witcher 3. The card stock is pretty flexible. The cards are packed in stacks of 52 so it makes it easier to keep track of your card deck when you’re making it. I used some paint on some, and if you use a lot it will likely warp but I didn’t have issues when using light layers.

It says these are printable and they are not. Printer ink smears if touched. Only good for using markers

If you have kids, I definitely recommend having this set of blank playing cards. Make flashcards or game cards with them; or even draw on them for fun and make a flipbook. The laminate on the cards is very easy to write on with a ballpoint pen or permanent marker. One of my kids is creating his own boardgame and he has a deck just for himself to make up the gameplay.

We made several different card games and our own personalized deck to play with as a family. It's so much fun. They are good quality, accept multiple media options and shuffle well. I love this idea. Could be great for classroom games too!