Strathmore Mixed Media Vellum, 5 x 6-7/8 Inches, White, 10 Cards & Envelopes

These would have been awesome but arrived damaged. I was refunded after time and effort but easier to pick up in the store than get delivered so if I ordered again I would only do it if I needed bulk...

I buy these to do one of a kind cards with for my art business. I will continue to buy these for as long as I have my business. They are great to be framed after and people love the handmade illustrations on the front.

Nice paper, well made, and fun for a child to make her own postcards to send to grandma.

The Strathmore Greeting cards are the perfect watercolor card for me to paint my cards for my online shop! They hold up well, very sturdy, and they’re easy to paint on.

These are really high-quality cards and envelopes. My only problem was that I could not figure out how to run this size through a laser printer. Theyd be great to paint on if you can do that. I pasted another layer of card stock, with my own design, on top so the deckled edge still showed.

Sturdy. Easy to paint on.

shipping in poly bag not a good idea!

This paper didnt work very well for water color. The paper dissolved quickly when wet and I was pretty disappointed with quality.

Very nice paper and envelopes! Its 140 lb. cold pressed paper, and perfect for watercolors. I dont get saturatedly wet, in my work, but do wash out an entire background, for which these cards held up well. Highly recommend!

I have created tiny masterpieces with these postcards and my KOI watercolor kit and water brush. I use tube watercolors for larger works, but the KOI kit works great on small areas like this and is convenient to take anywhere. No need to carry water. I am sort of reviewing the KOI lit here as I didnt purchase it or my first batch of Strathmore Watercolor Postcards, because they were given to me as a Christmas gift by my husband. This great combination of products got me back into painting (watercolor exclusively) after years of abstention. I am 60 now and stopped painting and sketching after I went to college. <y only creative outlet for those intervening 32 years was singing. Now I manage a non-profit that brings the musical arts to rural schools and I paint and garden to relax and release my creative energy. Give it a try!