Review on 📇 Hamilco Thick White Cardstock: A2 Folded Place Tent Cards - 4 1/4 x 5 1/2", 80 lb Heavyweight Printer-Friendly Blank Stationery for Greetings and Invitations by Michelle Langley

PRINTING TIPS: The score goes OUTSIDE the card and the indentation goes INSIDE. Plan your print so that the "bump" is on the side of your card's cover image. If you fold the card incorrectly (with the crease out), the paper backing will tear and create an unsightly border. This is 100% normal for coated paper (good matte paper). Fold with the curve out and the hollow in to get a nice, even edge. Fan the deck of cards before putting them in the printer. A little air between the cards will help your printer pick them up smoothly and without jamming. Print in small batches: It's a lot easier for your printer to handle 20 cards in the feeder than 50. This was a lot better than I expected: I paid a lot more for printer cards that were of much poorer quality. 80lb card stock is pretty light. like cardboard, but generally the heaviest weight you can reliably run through a home printer. If you are looking for a heavier and thicker card stock for your project, you will need access to a commercial print shop or have your project printed professionally. They're great for small businesses, Christmas cards, etc. Very good laser print quality and value for money: envelopes cost 0.23 cents per card.