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Hewlett Packard C6044A 10 Glossy Greeting Cards with Envelopes

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This paper is actually very good. I print on the HP1120C printer and the colours are fantastic on this medium. It is a little expensive and very inconvenient (only 10 to a pack). I have searched but cannot find larger packs. But for printing that card to a special someone, using the right software, this paper makes you look like a professional. Hallmark just might sue! :-)

I don't know why hp doesn't put this paper in a larger size. 10 envelopes and 10 pages - I want to print all my cards on this paper - everything comes out gorgeous. This paper makes the cards look so professional as if you went to a card shop and bought them yourself. I received a sample of this paper in the mail and immediately bought 3 packs. A Great buy, I just wish there were more to a pack.

All the HP card papers are great. But if you make a lot of cards, there is a more economical way, while still getting the great look of glossy cards. I did this for my first photo card, because I had no card paper.Simply buy some high quality 8 1/2 x 11 photo paper--like the HP glossy or the Kodak Ultima. The bigger the pack you buy, the more money you'll be saving. Next, buy some colorful 8 1/2 x11 paper in bold or pastel colors--or both. Print the front of the card on the photo paper. Print the message of the card on a colored sheet that goes well with your card photo. Attach the colored sheet to your photo sheet--in the right direction of course--with either folded or double-sided scotch tape or permanent glue that will not show through the paper. Then, carefully fold in half...and you'll have a beautiful photo card! (To make a quarter fold card, just print all on the glossy photo paper side and fold.)What about envelopes? Okay, if there are any greeting card envelopes here at Amazon, I can't find them! But Office Depot carries Columbian greeting card envelopes in both half fold size and quarter fold size. The ones you'll need for the 8 1/2 x 11 paper is the half fold, and the Office Depot number on that is #317358. They carry them in the stores and online. A box of 100 is less than $10! (Staples apparently also has greeting card envelopes in colors.)As I said, HP card paper is great, and it's the easiest, quickest way to make a card. But if you make a lot of cards, it's just not economical to buy a box of 10 cards and envelopes...not to mention, you have to keep buying box after box!

This card makes a professional greeting card. I wish they would put together a package with more cards in it. Although it is expensive i feel its worth it.

With this fine product you can be creative and save a trip to the store to buy a card that is less personal.

HP has degraded the quality of its once-excellent paper products to a deplorable degree. Their printable glossy greeting cards used to be about the thickness of commercial greeting cards; now they're barely thicker than plain paper. I won't be buying these again. If it doesn't bug you to give people really thin cards, these may be fine for you. But HP, please consider that some people would be willing to pay a little more not to have their efforts look cheap and amateurish.

Hewkett Oacjard C6044A glossy greeting card is the best one if you are looking for a card stock that will make your computer card come out looking just like the one at the card store. Yet it is hard to find and I am not sure why. Good shopping