Hallmark Half-Fold Glossy Premium Photo Greeting Cards - 15 count
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grandma gene
Greater than one weekThese produce beautiful store-like cards. They are easy to use.
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Ducky
> 3 dayThis is the first time I tried this product, and it worked great, and the colors on the glossy side were bold and clear. I will definitely buy more.
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CLM
> 3 dayIve been designing and making greeting cards for years and used Avery glossy cards a lot. Hallmarks cards are every bit as good and the prints turn out just as well.
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Paula Daniels
> 3 dayI would buy this again. Ive started making more cards and this paper is very nice. The price was good.
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RICHARD
> 3 dayI BOUGHT A PRINTER THAT CAME WITH A HALLMARK CARD PROGRAM AND SAMPLE CARD STOCK AND LIKED IT SO WELL I HAD TO ORDER MORE. THIS IS QUALITY STOCK AND GIVES AN EXCELLENT END PRODUCT. GREAT PRODUCT, GREAT PRICE AND QUICK DELIVERY THRU AMAZON
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E. LLOYD-WRIGHT
> 3 dayExactly what I was looking for and arrived quickly. Will continue to purchase my paper products here.
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Lin P.
> 3 dayI used to buy all the time when it was more readily available.
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Susan
> 3 dayI wrote the wrond review for the wrong product. See my remarks for this product under the Energizer Lithium batteries that I was writing at the same time and inadvertently wrote the wrong review for the wrong product. By the way the Energizer batteries are an excellent long-life battery.
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Jerzy
> 3 dayI have been making my own greeting cards for over 18yrs now and this is my #1 Photo Card Stock. I have not yet found any other that gives your cards the appearance that they have been store bought with the exception that they are personalized for the person and the occasion.
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DonB
> 3 dayI used this paper for the first time to create holiday greeting cards. I had previously used Averys 1/2 fold glossy paper but I had some problems finding distributors so I decided to try the Hallmark paper. To me, the Hallmark paper seemed to be a little heavier than the Avery paper and the photo quality cards I created with the Hallmark paper were equal to those with the Avery paper. Hallmark paper was also less expensive than the Avery, at least from the sources I was able to locate.