Title: Thin, flimsy card stock
Product review: I've tested many ink jet cards since I make and sell my own greeting cards.Avery used to have a great product almost ten years ago- a print to the edge glossy greeting card. Loved them, but for some reason they discontinued it.I wanted to try these but was disappointed to learn, after I bought them at Staples, that they are not a typical card stock weight, but more like perforated paper. Also, because they're perforated it does leave a rough edge after you separate the cards. It would be nice if they could make these with the same non-perforated edges used for their clean edge business cards (which I love.)If you want note cards for personal use and you don't mind the less than "real" card quality, these will probably work for you. If you want a professional presentation of your art or photography I recommend going with a heavier card stock that doesn't have perforated edges.
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