Hallmark Blank Greeting Cards Half-fold Matte Premium 20 Count

We usually order "HP" Greeting Cards for our HP Printer... but we went with several packs of these Hallmark Greeting Cards this year... the paper is nice and heavy, well textured... folds are easy to do. Fed flawlessly through our printer even in large batches. Paper was a nice bright white and the print quality was at least as good as the more expensive HP cards. We were very pleased, will be ordering Hallmark cards for next year's greeting cards again, for sure!

Good quality-I have tried several other paper cards and Hallmark seems to be the best as far as feeding the paper into the machine, letting the machine pick up the paper and all-around great

Beautiful white cards. I was afraid that it would not be thick enough when I opened the package but it is. We used 3 small pictures, text, and a colourful background. The colours are nice and bright. My fiance even thought it was glossy ! It is matte, though, which avoids finger prints and other annoying things. Great value. I just bought a new one. My only complain is about the envelopes: - very thin (you can see the cards through their enveloppes) - wavy surface. This does not look nice. I might use other envelopes.

Have used these for many years and they work very well with my computer. I use them primarily for Christmas Cards, but have also used them other times on other occasions as well.

When it comes to printing images with inkjet printers, paper quality is so important. The best printers will print a lower quality image on lower quality paper. I only use the best when image quality counts. I've had lots of success printing cards on this cardstock. The paper is heavyweight with a smooth, creamy texture. Injet ink prints brilliantly and absorbs nicely. No problems or any fear of smudging. The crease makes it easy to fold, but I do find it a tiny bit off sometimes so that the card folds crookedly, but it's not enough to be noticeable to most people. That's the only thing holding me back from a 5 star rating. I'm still looking for a card that folds perfectly. Haven't found it yet.

This card stock has always been of excellent quality. I have been using it for some time in conjunction with a greeting card program on my home computer. It always prints clearly, unlike some I have used in the past. As a retiree on a fixed income, I can send cards to friends and family for far less than the cost of "store-bought" cards.

The cards are flimsy, not thick paper and have a poor print surface. Almost like printing on plain paper. The envelopes are thin, pretty much bottom of the barrel. Software (a 'trial version') only works on PC, MAC users need not apply. You get a fancy package with cheap product inside - Hallmark has a lot of nerve calling this 'Premium Blank' and 'High Quality', unless they are describing the box it comes in. If you are trying to make first rate greeting cards, this is not your solution. I spent my entire career in the graphic arts, so I know paper.

I took a bunch of pictures of my Mom's pansies, then made a card with a collage of the images. I gave it to her for Mother's Day. She LOVED it! She recognized the flowers as hers, and now has a permanent image of them. Just follow the instructions, and the paper stock will go through your inkjet just fine. I used the matt finish paper, because I didn't know if the glossy would smear. They are comletely blank on both sides (unlike "photo paper" that always has the mfg name on the back, making it useless for 1/2-fold cards).