Avery Printable Note Cards with Envelopes, 4.25" x 5.5", White, 60 Blank Note Cards for Laser Printers (05315)

I use these to make notecards and thank you notes. They work well. Just go to the Avery site and put on the number on the box and go ahead create! I highly recommend these cards!

It is a commodity created for printing cards -- greeting, thank you, etc -- and is exactly as described

Avery! Name brand quality!

I loved these cards and had no issues with the software template or getting them through my printer. The only thing I was disappointed in were the quality of the (very thin) envelopes which really detracts from the overall presentation.

It seems like tasteful and clever cards are all about five dollars apiece now in the store. I need to generate some thank you cards for a program that I run that were somewhat custom and also classy. I really couldn’t find anything on store shelves that fit the bill. I decided instead to do a little bit of amateur graphics work and generate my own cards and these blanks enabled the process. For about $.10 apiece I was able to generate cards that look great and a customized to the program. Not really sure why anyone would pay five dollars per card! Highly recommended for people that are a little bit crafty.

I used these as invitations for a baby shower. They came out perfect. No need to spend so much if you have a simple printer and Microsoft Word.

Never have to run to store again for last minute cards. Can do so much design on these and they come out beautifully.

Typical reliable Avery product. I make my own cards just for personal use and this does the job.

Using for calligraphied notes. Very pleased with quality

I design greeting cards and this paper is just right; although it says heavyweight, it can get through my Xerox printer.Have ordered this before.Thank you so much!

This product is good, but I'm quite annoyed that I can't properly make a half fold card from this 8 1/2 x 11" card stock. It's only designed to make two cards from each piece. My printer also hates this paper (I recommend only printing one side at a time,and manually flipping,but that has it's own troubles) and the Avery website for using their templates is confusing, and difficult to use. So if your printer is ok with it, and you only want to make smaller cards, then the product is ok, but take care to figure out their template method. (I also use the Brother Creative Centre, and I like it better for making cards)