Blank Square Playing Cards (2.75" Square & Matte Finish) 200 Blank Cards, Flash Cards, Board Game Cards, Study Guide & Note Cards

Used the wet erase pens and works fine. Just what you need to experiment with some ideas.

I use these little cards for a variety of art projects. They are thick and sturdy enough for making reusable flash cards or games, and also perfect for making decorative nameplates for a dinner table. My daughter loves using them to make inspirational message and famous quotes cards for her bulletin board.The card itself has some kind of coating but is still matte in finish. I've written on them with a wide variety of pens and markers and the cards take almost all types of ink very nicely; Sharpies and other markers being the best, and fountain pen inks my least favorite. I like that the cards were plastic-wrapped in four little decks: the unused cards stay nice until I need them. Each of my packs had between 55-60 cards.

I'm developing a card game and have bought various sizes of these cards. They work great for protoyping.

I love how they are packaged in 4 separate bundles of 50 cards. Nice quality card stock. I purchased with the intention of using them for zentangle tiles. However the finish is not matte, it would be more comparable to a satin finish. Even my micron pens smear after a minute or two of drying time. With no "tooth" to the tile, using chalks or graphite to shade, highlight, or blend does not work.

I tutor another language and use these to make matching games with my students. They practice their writing while making the game, and reading/vocabulary while playing. Win-win!The cards are sturdy and last a long time, just make not to use regular markers on them because those will definitely smear (I use sharpies, pencils, or crayons instead and they work fine)

I would have given these cards 5, but I couldn’t. These cards are the right size, perfect rounded corners — sturdy, but not rough. On the contrary, they have a beautiful smooth finished. The only “but” is that I ordered them bcz they are described as Matte, but they are not 🙁.I used fineliners for my drawings and the ink takes too long to dry. Otherwise, if you are using them for something else, I’m sure they’ll be fine.

Quantity is sufficient to use for some time before needing reorder.

When painting these, you need around 5+ layers for a deep color, but 1 layer works fine if you want a light coloring. The yellow of the floor card above is 1 layer, and the red backs and fronts of the other 3 card pictures have at least 4 layers of paint. These are nice and sturdy, and stickers tend to stick on it just fine. it also drys in a reasonable about of time, one layer should be dry after you paint about 60 of them. I didn't time it. I used this to make the flooring, event, item, and omen cards for a home made version of Betrayal on the House on the Hill, based on Jim Henson's Labyrinth Board Game. I'm so happy these cards worked out for this!