Product Description

HALLMARK HALF-FOLD GLOSSY PREMIUM BLANK GREETING CARDS. Insist on Hallmark Premium Greeting Cards for truly spectacular results. Print customized greeting cards for any event or occasion. High-quality, heavyweight card stock, coated for better color and crisper text. Works with all software programs and inkjet printers from Lexmark, Epson, HP and Canon. PERSONALIZED GREETING CARDS IN 3 EASY STEPS: 1. Create. Use any software program to create custom greeting cards, announcements, invitations and more. 2. Print. Perfect results are guaranteed with inkjet printers from Lexmark, Epson, HP and Canon. 3. Share. Delight family and friends with your personalized creation. INCLUDES: 15 Sheets of Blank White Greeting Card Photo Paper 8 ½" x 11", scored to fold to 5 ½" x 8 ½". 15 Envelopes 6" x 9". Paper Surface: Glossy Coated. Color: White. Weight: 200 GSM, 74 lb cover.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #208 in Software
• Brand: Nova Development US
• Model: 1550GF
• Released on: 2008-07-01
• Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows XP
• Format: CD
• Dimensions: .80 pounds

Features

• 15 cards and envelopes
• Paper size: 8.5" x 11", folded 5.5" x 8.5 inches
• Color: White
• Finish: Glossy coated
• Weight: 200 GSM, 74 lb cover

Customer Reviews

Excellent Quality
I used this paper for the first time to create holiday greeting cards. I had previously used Avery's 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.

Not Good
I have been sending my own cards for years, and have tried most of the 1/2 folds out there. These are the worst, The printer jams most of the time with these. Their matt ones are fine. The paper on the photo paper is to flimsy.

Good alternative to Avery
I've been designing and making greeting cards for years and used Avery glossy cards a lot. Hallmark's cards are every bit as good and the prints turn out just as well.