Heavyweight Blank White A2 Folded Note Cards - 4.25" x 5.5" - Greeting Cards for Card Making - Thick 80lb Stock - Inkjet/Laser Printer Compatible (100 Cards)

Very good quality, nice weight, perfect for handmade cards.

Great cardstock paper

The A2 Folded Note Cards are perfect for making greeting cards. Our organization uses them several times a year to make seasonal greeting cards for Sr. Citizens we support. The Folded Note cards are the perfect size for attaching stickers and writing notes. The quality is great as well !!!

I’ve used this brand of cards for years and am very happy with them. No rough edges. Good 80lb weight. Holds up to mixed media and light watercolors.

Good color white and a sturdy weight that will easily support adding die cuts to decorate the card. My only frowning issue is that when the card is folded on the scoreline to create the card, one side is slightly larger than the other so in order to have even sides to the card, I have to take my scissors and cut the 1/10th excess off every time. Otherwise the note cards are fine.

Nice, soft, heavy card material but not too thick to use in my inkjet printer. Excellent quality. I love that it is scored in half so it’s easy to fold after printing. It’s my go-to for printing the cards I digitally design. I set the printer for the half-letter label size, premium matte paper type, and best quality print and it gives me excellent color and detail on this paper. I’ve reordered numerous times and will continue.

Not a flimsy card. Good quality.

This is great product for making cards. We have used this same stock since 2019. At our church we make mostly memorial acknowledgements and other cards. It goes through an ink jet with no problem or jamming.

worked great in printer

Used for an Art Class

It's flimsy paper. Many ripped as I folded them along the scored line.

Cardstock is great for painting, dies and cutting.

The colors printed very muted. I was also disappointed the paper wasn't scored (but that was my mistake, I didn't read the description well enough). I am still on the search for a greeting card, printable cardstock that will do my photographs justice.