50 Pieces Watercolor Postcards, 100% Cotton 140lb/300gsm Blank Postcards 4x6 Inch Watercolor Paper Post Cards for Watercolor Journal, DIY, Mailing, Painting, Invitations, Greeting Cards

I got these for doing watercolor sketches for traveling. They work great, the paper isn't super high grade, but it is smooth press and satisfactory for my level of watercolor prowess. I will definitely buy more when I run out.

I think this postcard watercolor paperwork just fine. It’s made from fairly basic hobby grade watercolor paper and is easy to work with. I didn’t have any trouble at all with warping until I drenched it, and then of course it warped a bit. It was also really easy to smooth back out by it wetting it evenly and pressing it into a flat position. I doubt I would’ve had any warping concerns if I had taped down the paper. I didn’t have any trouble with peeling or tearing either, but I don’t tend to overly scrub when I paint.It’s definitely not designed to be a paper for high-end commissions pieces but I think it’s perfectly fine for small studies or as a way to send a friendly greeting to a friend. It’s definitely value priced at the current price point of less than eight dollars for 50 cards and should work just fine for any hobby watercolorist who likes to send out postcards.

I love the weight and finish of these Watercolor Postcards. They are 100% Cotton 140lb/300gsm Blank Postcards 4x6 Inch and seem to be a hot press paper. They will take paint, ink, stamping and even sewing on with ease. These can easily go camping or traveling with you and sealed with Tim Holtz Distress Glaze (available on Amazon) if you’re worried about them getting wet after completion. A great value.

These are ok, but nowhere close to 300gsm. Probably closer to 150. Fine for kids arts and crafts but will curl with watercolors.

Paper doesn’t hold much paint and then it rolls when dry.