Hallmark Blank Greeting Cards Half-fold Matte Premium 20 Count | 
 enlarge | From: Nova Development US
Category: Software
List Price: $10.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  20 reviews
Sales Rank: 139
Format: Cd
Platform: Windows Xp
Media: Accessory
Operating System: Windows XP
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 11.8 x 9 x 0
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 2050XF
Model: 2050XF
UPC: 727298403060
EAN: 0727298403060
ASIN: B000E5N0MG
Release Date: February 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
20 Sheet Count / 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"
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| Customer Reviews: Read 15 more reviews...
Beautiful cards. January 2, 2009
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.
 GREAT PAPER.... When you Care to Send the Very BEST... December 16, 2008
I was printing my Christmas cards and decided to add a picture of the family to it. I first printed five or so cards using some other brand Avery/American Greetings Half Fold Blank Cards, and everything looked OK. Then, I used the Hallmark Premium Blank Greeting Card paper. The colors were so much deeper and bright.
I've uploaded scans of a picture using both papers. While the card stock is a little fuzzy on both, you must remember you are not printing on photographic paper, you can see that the Hallmark paper looks richer.
When I checked the prices, they were almost the same, with the Hallmark cards costing less than a nickle more per card. For that amount, it's no contest. People are going to look at my cards and wonder how they look so rich and alive. It will be our secret. One suggestion, though: if you print any of your cards on this Hallmark paper, please make sure you print all of your cards on it. I ran out and just hope no one notices that their card is not a beautiful as another person on my Christmas card list.
pretty good, but hard to feed September 8, 2008
The cards print fold well and show good color for a matte finish. But for some reason they have a very hard time feeding in my Epson printer. I have to help them one sheet at a time.
Best card stock I found July 2, 2008
The Genuine Hallmark card stock is far superior to any I have used. It may cost a little more but you actually get what you pay extra for.
Ronnie948
Make Your Own Greeting Cards May 24, 2008
Photos and text print very well in my printer. Print photo a little past edges, so that the finished product will look professional. Works better than Hallmark's glossy greeting cards which sometimes smear.
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