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Yeah i'm starting to realise this now. Most of the card we have tried has just soaked up the ink and it's been dull and awful. Luckily all of our samples have been free so we haven't wasted any money on any of this :) It seems what we are after is Photo Inkjet Card and just Inkjet Card. I...

We actually really like the Epson Heavyweight Matte card, it produces excellent results, but it isn't think enough (only around 167gms) for greetings cards unfortunately. Do you have any papers/cards in mind that would work well? The only place locally around us is probably a Staples, which as...

EDIT: It wouldn't let me edit the post above so i apologise for the double post. But Picture 1 and 2, although a bit tatty now as a test sample, is the quality we are receiving with the Imajet card stock.

Hi, I've recently bought an Epson R3000 for printing greetings cards and fine art. We ended up buying some card from on-linepaper.co.uk from the Imajet card line and we've had very little issue with the card or the quality of image it produces once printed on. The only problem is the price is...

Yeah i guess your right, i think it's something we might look more into in the future if her business grows really well in the first year! It just seemed like the easier option printing yourself rather than relying on others, but it's a lot of work for a start up. I checked the prices of the...

Hi, thank for replying so fast especially over the holiday period :) We've done a lot of research into many card printing companies and picked this one as it seemed very reputable and the website was very easy to navigate. They had the best prices and came with an envelope so it seemed like a...

Hi, A little back history first...my partner and I are starting up a small business for greetings cards and prints. We recently ordered around 350 cards with 14 different designs from a larger printing firm online (which shall remain nameless of course) which seemed like a good idea at the...