Blank Postcards for Mailing, 100 White 4x6, Mailable Postcards Set Make Your Own Printable Postcards 300gsm/14pt Postcard Paper Cardstock, for Art, DIY

Printed custom postcard for my grandson’s

I am very happy with the results I'm getting, but the white border around the edges are uneven with the printing methods I've found so far, which is why I think printers that offer full bleed (or edge to edge) printing will probably have better results -- or perhaps I should say more professional looking results.For me, this is really nice, they are thinner than standard postcards, but as a way to make my own postcards to mail home from vacations, I am very happy with these, and glad I picked them up.

I can use them to mail art directly, saving postage!

Perfect for making DIY postcards to send to family, friends and others. Can create a nice personlized postcard with your art, stickers and even print on them if your printing program (and printer) can handle the size. Nice color, solid and thick so it shouldn't get torn in the mail. And 100 is a lot!

These are just GREAT for crafting. Great thickness for paint pens, textured enough to hold onto most mediums well, and thick enough cardstock to keep shape and qualify for the postcard stamp with USPS.

I bought this and then i bought 100 stamps. I was one postcard short. The package only came with 99 cards so that was a bit of a disappointment.

This set of 100 postcards is not 300gsm. I compared it to 300gsm papers that I have and it doesn't weigh the same nor is the texture the same. I'd liken the postcard paper to cardstock because that's exactly what it feels like.I will say that the paper itself is very smooth and perfect for making postcard prints! It's also great for coloured pencils but it bleeds when using markers and watercolours as well as buckles when painted. Do not try to use wet mediums on these unless you want a mess on your hands. But for prints? These are awesome. They're pre-printed with an address area as well as a stamp area on the other side so you can simply run them through your printer with ease. :)If you want printable postcards with smooth cardstock quality, they are excellent! They're just not 300gsm as advertised nor are they good for any kind of wet mediums.

I love blank postcards. I'm not very sure I would consider them 300gs/m, but they are certainly sturdy enough for mail and dry media if you wanted to use the fronts for art.It has a nice, smooth finish.I marked it down one star for the false advertising of 300gs/m claim.