Watercolor Cards and Envelopes Set - 50 Folded 5x7 Inch Blank Heavyweight Paper Cards (140lb/300gsm) with Matching Envelopes for DIY Greeting Cards, Festivals, and Events

I love using watercolor paints and decided to make Mother’s Day cards for friends and family. These cards worked perfectly I even did a few embossing details on top of the paintings after they dried and they turned out great!☺️

These are perfect! They were exactly what I expected and worked great for kindergarten activity. The students used sharpies in both sides and it did not bleed through.

I expected the paper to be heavier. The envelopes are ecru/almond and the folded notecards are white. I was expecting them to match. Would not buy again.

This watercolour card and envelope set is so nice for the artist who wants to send a personalised artwork piece to someone. The paper is 300GSM cold pressed with a rough texture so it's a bit unwieldy when trying to write or do lettering so I do wish it was hot pressed to be smooth and thick. They absorb ink well without warping and curling but I'd recommend you washi tape the edges just in case. :)The only gripe I have with this set is the envelopes. They're quite flimsy in comparison to the nice and thick cards and they don't match the off-white natural colour the watercolour paper has. I wish these envelopes were thicker and had a more matching colour with the cards. That being said, they do fit the cards inside of them.If you're an artist who wants to make watercolour cards for others, this is such a nice set at the current asking price of under $20 for 50 cards and envelopes. I like the concept of these a lot and think they're affordable.

The cards are packaged in a small cardboard box. Nothing fancy, but perfectly suitable for storage. The cards are an off white color and thick with a nice texture, good for both watercolor an colored pencils (and likely good for other media). They are accurately pre-folded, which is helpful if you're like me and often mess up getting the folded paper to line up. The envelopes are thinner "regular" white paper, not the same textured paper. I wouldn't use them for "formal" invitations or the like, but they're fine for most uses. Overall, a nice batch of cards for art projects.

I am a very amateur artist who was inspired by my physician to start making my own greeting cards. It is so gratifying. Instead of buying a card in a store I can allow my creativity to express what is truly needed, whether that is congratulations for a college graduation or sympathy for the loss of a loved one. Being able to express both visually, through artwork, and in writing has been a new experience for me. These cards work perfectly with watercolor but I've also experimented using acrylics, colored pencil, and even dried flowers and all have worked well. I would definitely order these again.

I picked these up for my wife, as she's a painter, but I'm probably going to start writing notes to loved ones on them. They're very thick, high-quality paper. Although they're called "watercolor," they're perfect for almost any kind of paint or ink. We have a large set of alcohol markers that often bleed through paper, but not these cards.My practice is to send hand-written thank you notes to people. These cards are perfect for that. I previously used stationary, but now I can't imagine going back. These feel substantial in your hand.The verdict: Great watercolor cards!

The card is fine, a nice shade of cream. The envelopes are white!