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

I love these! The are heavy enough that watercolor pain works on them. However it does curl the cardboard like any water based product would do. But these are the best if you want to draw your on designs with ink pens or magic markers or colored pencils. Nice sturdy card stock, heavy but not too heavy.

I'm bought these wanting to have some nice blank postcards to draw on and these are pretty much exactly what I had wanted! They're thick enough to survive getting mailed, and seems to handle pen/pencils/markers/color pencils pretty well! I wouldn't use something like watercolors on it though. It's not textured and is a very smooth matte finish on both sides. All in all worth the money!

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). ;)

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.

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.

i looked for this product at local office supplies store, but no one had it. I ordered it on amazon. Very good quality and was exactly what we needed. We took a photo at a fundraiser yard sale, then sent it out on a post card to friends and family who has supported us. Kids wrote a personal thank you on each card.

These postcards are perfect. They are heavy cardstock which makes them perfect for using a variety of media to create your own artwork on the front. Used them to create "postcards to voters". Will order them again.

Nice and heavy cardstock that will hold up to lots of handling.

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