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#1 calmac1991

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Posted 25 August 2008 - 05:58 PM

I'm looking for glossy photo paper so that I can print photo greeting cards. I would like a nice heavy paper, around 280gsm would be good. It needs to feel nice to the touch, ie not "tacky".

Preferably, it would be glossy on one side and matte on the other, for easy writing, but I need to be able to print on both sides without bleeding, is this possible?

Can anyone recommend a suitable photo paper?

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Calum.

#2 Trina

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Posted 05 November 2008 - 09:40 PM

Hi

My name is Trina. If you try www.sendoutcard.com/59019, you can upload your pictures and type words, add borders, thought bubbles and they print on high quality paper. Just a thought and a neat way to send out greeting cards.

Its 80% owned by Hallmark and American greetings so you can pick a card or custom make one. Its <$1 per card plus .42 postage. Choose glossy if you like or not.

If you should check it out, it will ask for your name and address, but I'm the only one that sees it.........but its allowing you to send a free card...to yourself if you like so you can see the quality.

What they do is print the card, place a stamp on it, then mail it for you. It also keeps a log of who you sent a card to and the date you sent it. You can choose one Christmas card, select a border or not, type your own words (they have several fonts and colors to choose from) or just use the verse they have, then select the group (assuming you already uploaded you card list) you want to send it to and with one click its mailed to everyone. It also allows electronic signature in your own handwriting.

Photographers use this to send postcards as their marketing tool for all their clients (thank you for your business or referral)

Hope this helps solve more than your greeting card paper question. Gook Luck!

#3 jammbri370

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Posted 03 December 2009 - 01:05 PM

I've just printed 300 Christmas cards on this photo paper

#4 pauling

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Posted 15 September 2011 - 10:28 AM

There are lots of variety of printing papers are available in market. if you are looking for lower quality print paper than, you can use uncoated copy paper will suffice. if you are looking for matte inkjet papers, it is common to use use silica as pigment together with polyvinyl alcohol.



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#5 ekeekk14

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Posted 30 September 2011 - 11:20 PM

here's some options for printing out greeting cards!


hope this helps and have fun printing those cards smile.gif

#6 Tandra

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Posted 31 December 2011 - 03:48 AM

Greeting Card Universe is the world's largest producer of paper greeting cards and, over the years, the company has served a lot of people with the much needed paper greeting cards. The company continues to be on top because of many reasons including the following.

#7 pat9neal

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Posted 11 January 2012 - 12:09 PM

I don't have that much experience in discussion but always tries to give out my best. Perhaps someone else who stops by this article can add their experience in discussion here.


#8 printsnpaints

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Posted 18 February 2012 - 03:37 AM

If you go to http://www.printonit...tegory-s/58.htm you can see some paper options by clicking on"inkjet papers" by the left hand side. Actually, you can check out a lot of printing sites to get an idea on the different types of paper availalble to you.




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