FREEZ-A-FRAME 77215 PHOTO POST CARD SET

Good Quality

I have 2 kids (5 & 7) who were nervous about going on an extended trip out of state. I got these as a way to make their trip exciting. We took lots of photos starting at the airport. 3 days into our trip, I took them to one of the chain pharmacies with an instant photo processing center. The kids picked 5 photos, which we edited and added text to ("Greetings from.....") using the digital photo kiosk. We printed 3 copies of each, stuck on these great postcard backers, and we had 15 personalized, better-and-cheaper-than-mass-marketed postcards that the recipients were very happy to get. We got lots of compliments from family, friends, even the postman!These photo postcard backers, were great because:- They are easy to use. The peel-off strip comes off in 2 steps so it's easy to stick on to the back of your photos. Repositioning during the first step is easy.- They are made of heavy card stock, so the resulting postcard is nice and stiff.- The backs are pre-printed with the usual postcard stuff: a line down the middle separating the address and message areas, a square showing where the stamp goes (great features to help little kids who have never written postcards before).- They are almost exactly 4x6. My photos were slightly longer than the photo postcard backer - so slight that I didn't need to trim the photo.

I still like to send postcards to friends when traveling, but find it more fun when it is one of my own photos. These backing make my photos look like authentic postcards, and my family and friends love receiving them!

I love to make my own postcards using these. They are perfect for that use.

As an amateur photographer, sometimes I take a shot that's postcard worthy. (And sometimes, I just want a postcard that wasn't taken in the 1980s like some of the offerings at souvenir shops.) These are a fast, easy way to turn your photos into postcards.Only downside is that most 4x6 photos are just a smidge smaller than the backing, so have a good scissors handy to trim that up before writing out your card, stamping, and mailing.

I use these for birthday gift thank you notes for my son’s parties. Sometimes I use a photo of the birthday boy with each guest, sometimes I just use some birthday boy pictures. Everyone always loves getting a picture on their postcard!

Not many people make postcards anymore let alone mail them, but I do. This is a great product if you're still "old school" like I am. Better not to use a ballpoint pen. Use a permanent fine point such as a Staedler.

This photo postcard set is easy to use and fits perfectly on 4X6 photos. The adhesive is permanent so the picture stays glued to the postcard while traveling through the US Postal System. I've enjoyed turning my favorite pictures into postcards.