Where can I get blank postcards?

[DisneyAddict_M]

Blank on both the front and back. I bid on some on eBay, but I didn't win the auction. And there are more listed there, but I really don't need a box of 500. I just need a few.

Can I get them at a craft store or something? Anyone know?

 

[Swimnoid]

I'd like to know that too. Years ago I got some from mail order in the Miles Kimball catalog. They did have a small border and my return address very small. But they dont carry them anymore.

 

[Pam]

Are you sure Walmart doesn't have them in their stationery department?

Michael's might have them, too.

 

[Disneyland_emily]

Couldnt you use blank cardstock cut into the correct size?

There also is glossy paper at most scrap/craft stores if its the glossy ya want

 

[LMC]

You could try an Office Depot or the likes since they have printing facilities, they may have blank stationary for purchase. Around here we have stores called "Party City" and they carry supplies for birthdays, christmas, halloween, etc. Table cloths, decorations, and stationary!! Check your yellow pages for party supply stores and see if there are any in your area. They typically sell by the sheet as well so you can purchase 1 or 100.

 

[WDWAurora]

I got some at office depot or office max...Not sure which.

 

[DisneyAddict_M]

I suppose I could use cardstock.

I haven't checked any stores yet, because I've been working long hours most of the week. Maybe I'll go shopping tomorrow.

Thanks.

 

[taeja71]

have you thought about asking those who particpate in the Pay it Forward thread over on the cruise forum? http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=629204&page=1&pp=15 The rules are a little different from your request(s), but some one over there might have a few to spare to you. Just a thought.

 

[Pam]

Staples is also another store you could check.

Their website is www.staples.com - maybe you could check and see if they stock the postcards.

Edited to add:

I did a search over at www.staples.com and this is what I found:

http://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/s...ary&searchUnsumUrl=searchresults&fromUrl=home

 

[clh2]

you could definitely use card stock - personally I would use a heavier weight, 110 pounds - if you are going to be mailing them.

Sheets of paper could easily be cut in half or in 1/4's - and take the same postage.

If you are doing "lots and lots" of whatever you are doing - you can take cardstock that you purchased elsewhere and have Kinko's cut it down to size with their "big paper cutting machine." I had a ream of cardstock cut in half - because make a lot of my own cards. The charge was a whopping $1.75 for the cut. If you go down to 1/4 size sheets - it would be 2 or 3 cuts (depending on the quantity their machine can cut.)

Have fun with whatever you are doing!

 

[DisneyAddict_M]

You're all awesome. I live within walking distance of Staples. I can't believe I didn't think of them!

 

[ksjayhawks]

I use cardstock when I need to make my own postcards. Cost is minimal and it is easy to do.