Best Shipping Box For 5X7 Cards

Best recording media next to cards!!

Best price anywhere and the shipping was excellent.

Best on the market. Fast shipping.

I love these cards because they are simple and clean with slim borders and they made it possible for me to give many friends a few great 5x7 photos without having to frame them, but in an elegant manner, rather than just in a stack exactly what I was looking for

I have been using this paper to print all of our cards, folded in half for 5x7 prints. We use colored envelopes that make a nice presentation.

Using the paper to produce 5x7 photo cards - colors are very vivid (Canon i9900 printer), producing a high quality card that looks great.

These boxes are excellent for art shows. My 4x6 prints are in 5x7 cards with envelopes and fit perfectly in these boxes.

I like to make my own 5x7 greeting cards, printing both sides on my Epson R-2400 printer. Moab Lasal Matte prints up nearly as well as the expensive matte papers but has a lower cost and a perfect weight. All the matte papers with a 190-205 weight are too light, and all the 280 and 300 papers are too heavy. This one is just right. It folds beautifully and looks great. The only paper that's better is the 256 Hahnemuhle Natural Art Duo, but that one is a lot more expensive. I use both.

I've had a few requests from friends to turn some of my photos into greeting cards. I've tried a few different brands and types of paper and find the Inkpress Media Duo Matte to produce the best combination of color, weight and ease of printing on a Canon Pro 100 printer. Having both sides a bright white helps when you want an images on the inside as well as the front of a card. I usually trim the cards down so that they are 5x7; that way, recipients can put them into 5x7 photo frames after they're read the greeting.

I used these easel backs to display 5x7 cards on reception tables at our wedding. They worked perfectly :) Easy assembly and sturdy enough for our purposes.