Paper Junkie 50 Pack White Postcards Blank, Bulk Self Mailer Mailing Side Postcard (4 x 6 Inch) - Watercolor Paper - Post Cards for Mailing

Love these! They are good quality and sturdy

These work great. They’re good quality and easy to paint on. They do the job of decent water color paper and they’re a hit in my family!

These are great....yeah there are a few...issues...no they aren't as sturdy of paper as a regular post card...they warped up a bit after being painted....I put each postcard between parchment paper and stacked weighted down books on them over night....and that issue was solved......this is a very inexpensive way to play with watercolors or what ever....you dream up....I even stitched on a few of them.....and there is a function that gives to your enjoyment more...because you can mail them to someone after you have had the joy of creating....

My 4yr old son and I created our own valentines day cards this year. A creative watercoloring project that both parent and child can do together. Instead of water color paintings building up and not knowing what to do with all of them, this is a great way to spread love to the people you love. Our family members and friends loved getting a home made project from us. It is a nice way to explore color, creativity, and art through a postcard. The value and quality of these postcards are worth the purchase. It is nice to have these on hand to create and send birthday or any holiday card. I would high recommend the purchase!

Lovely feel to paper. Love them!

Picked up a pack of these with the idea of making some cyanotype print postcards. The postcards hold up even after rinsing for quite awhile in water which was pretty impressive. Only downsides are they seem to be a bit more heavily textured than other watercolor paper I have

My teenager got some super fancy alcohol markers and watercolor paper for his birthday, but spent forever trying to decide what he should draw. I got these for the smaller size. He's more likely to use them because it feels less intimidating. They still let him blend like the regular watercolor paper. I can also use them for my younger kids to actually make postcards to send. We have not actually mailed any yet, but I assume they would cost the same as a regular postcard.

Great for small watercolors