Jot & Mark Design Your Own Postcards | Blank Plain Mailable 4x6 Postcards on Heavy Cardstock (50 Pack) | Favorite Kids Activity, Personal Announcements, Write Your Representative

The value for these post cards is unbeatable. Post Cards are relatively inexpensive but increasingly hard to find. I love having the option for my children to draw and color their own photos and messages to their friends, family and class mates. We found that colored pencil worked best and came through the mail the best. Markers tended to smear and crayons kind of smudged as well.

I bought these for my five year old son, so that he can draw pictures for long distance family members. The postcards are nice and big, and made of thick cardstock. He's able to color with markers without it bleeding through to the other side. Well worth the money and we will definitely be ordering again when we run out.

This was my error for not reading the description better. I like to make watercolor postcards for my family and friends, but this wasn't the right type of paper. I do use it for drawings with gel pens. These would be great for kids to make postcards with, great way to teach about how to address correspondence, postage and hopefully receiving mail.

These are perfect. They are 4x6 which I love for postcards (more room to write). I like that there isn't any extraneous marking on the back and the address lines aren't too low. This means the post office has room for all their stuff. Prints great on my regular printer for the most part (it sounds like it's just destroying the postcard though - I don't think it's the best fit but it's what I have for now). But I'm going to be getting a photo printer with a back feed, and I'm excited to see how they print on that.

These are nice, sturdy postcards. It is Handy to have the specifications for addresses and stamps already placed. The side to address is a simple flat mat paper, and the other side appears to be the same. There must, however, be a slight coating on it of some sort. I was trying to print change of venue postcards for my wedding, and the test images on another sheet of paper turned out fine, but when I printed on these postcards, the color changed. you could still tell that the purples were purple and the greens were green, but they were nowhere close to the shade that they printed on the test paper.If you are using these to draw or color on, they would be just fine. Also, if you were using a laser printer, it might be fine. I was using a Brother inkjet printer. Other than that, these postcards were good quality, and I would recommend them.

My adult son is traveling cross country & I bought these for the trip. I put address labels on them & stamps, he will mail from each stop on the road with a quick note about happenings that day & I will assemble into a scrap book to present to him upon his return.

My daughter had an art birthday party. We included these in her gift bags. They are made of heavy cardstock and get the job done! We've had fun mailing back and forth with cousins and adult family members. I like that it also teaches my kids about how to write and address a letter (elementary school teacher here). ;)

I bought a pack of these to make Japanese New Year cards with my Japanese Culture Club. The kids had a great time coloring on these, and they held up to the thick marker paint with no bleedthrough. I would purchase these again. They were cheap enough we were able to make a couple each without denting our club budget. I would buy these again next year.

A useful way to send brief notes to friends and others.

Check the size before buying

Good quality

Card is thick 👍, just that it don't print out as nice comparing to glossy. 😔