50 Blank Mailable 4"x6" Heavy Duty 14PT Postcards with Mailing Side

I like to purchase these for mail art trades. this is the second pack I have bought and I will continue to use this brand as long as the quality continues to be good. The paper is thick enough to be a sturdy postcard. I've used watercolors, acrylics and various types of glue on them with no issues. If you use a lot of water the corners might curl a bit but that is normal since it is not watercolor paper. I like to do mixed media and collage style for the trades I do and these hold up not only to what I do to them but going through the mail as well. I've seen pictures of some of the trades received both in the US and internationally and they hold up really well with no complaints from the receivers. They are completely blank on one side and the other side is marked with traditional postcard markings so that you don't have to create your own.

At this point I have ordered several packs of these. For the most part they've been great and the paper feels nice and thick and robust. One of my latest orders of these 50-pack of postcards came with four postcards that were misprinted hopefully I can attach a photo to show you what I mean.Update 4/30/18: I got in touch with the seller and they were easy to communicate with and they ended up sending me another pack. So even though originally when I got a 50 pack they had four of the postcards themselves that were misprinted the seller was awesome and they hooked me up with another 50 pack. So thank you very much Patriot web design!

I had so much trouble picking designs for postcards that I'd want to send to friends as well as inevitably need to send to an ex I'm trying to stay amicable with. These were perfect. I made Holiday cards for my family and friends and can do basic clip art as needed for the ex.

I gave these 5 stars because the error is mine. These ended up being too much work for me to illustrate and mail to my entire class.They’re great for my children, nieces and nephews.For my class I ended loving the Winnie the Pooh cards and had my students illustrate and write themself a postcard that we’ll mail out for spring break.

What I usually buy: a card with a pretty image on the front cover, but blank inside. I can draw my own design on one of the inside facing pages, and write my own words on the other inside page.My husband suggested that I try using blank postcards as well- that way, I can draw my own design on the main side, and write a shorter message on the 'inside' mailing side.These postcards are pretty good quality. I dinged a star because Sharpies will bleed through (and, well, I have a lot of Sharpies). I also like the fact that they're matte, not glossy. - AM SIL

I use for my participation in Postcards to Voters. Almost any pen writes very smoothly on these cards, with minimal bleed through to opposite side.Be aware that anything within about a 1/2 inch below the addressee area may get covered by a label by USPS for routing purposes. The last line really is too low.

These postcards are great. I've been using them to make art postcards to send to members of Congress and my state legislature to turn their attention to issues I'm concerned about. The cards are sturdy and work well with the brush markers I use.

Just perfect for my Christmas cards I make every year. I rubber stamp my cards for Christmas which saves on postage and gives me little room to write personal note. Highly recommend ,if make own cards to use postcards.Lot cheaper and beats those long Christmas letters everyone sends. Cuts to important info and makes card personal-----love it when person takes time to write personal note to me and not generic greeting .