Are the envelopes designed to handle watercolor as well?
1969267
The paper envelopes are not as thick as the paper cards; not "watercolor" paper so water might seep through. Would not recommend for water color application.
858879
I have used acrylics, very watered down acrylics, and alcohol inks on these canvases and all have worked very well. For the price, they are excellent for practicing. Although I have not used watercolors myself, I would say they would be suitable.
1893477
I use mine on the refrigerator to hold pens. I do not think it would work for envelopes but you could try it you never know.
561936
Yes, if you set it up properly. It will take any size paper. I even print envelopes with mine... greeting cards too. For my sister's birthday I put one of her watercolors on the front of the card. It will let you know if it's not set up right too. HAVE FUN! It's a great printer! (deb)
23115
Yes, but the envelopes are greasy and a label won't stick to them. I would buy another brand.
1405658
If you are talking the traditional pens with nibs and ink cartridges, I'm not sure. You would have to be careful not to carve the paper. I used a standard bic style pen on the envelope and it worked fine. I hope this helps.
1317320
No...just like with any cards & envelopes, the cards are made from cardstock and the envelopes are made from a sturdy paper.
126393
yes! plain white envelopes - the cards and envelopes are smaller than a typical greeting card, but I sent them via USPS no problem!
1465263
Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity color cartridges (932xl & 933xl), and between the two they have served every document need of my home office. Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity... » Read More Yes, this printer can handle envelopes. HP states that the tray capacity is 30 envelopes. Weight of media is recommended to handle 16 to 28 lb bond paper but is rated for 9 to 66 lb bond. Thickness is stated is 11.5 mil for card stock and 15.7 mil for envelopes. I don't normally use this printer for anything but 11x17 CAD drawings on 20 lb bond. In my home office I also have an HP 6700 OfficeJet (All-in-one) that I use for envelopes, cards, brochures, pictures, and the like. I chose the 6700 & 7110 printers because they both print exceptionally well, they both use the same high-capacity color cartridges (932xl & 933xl), and between the two they have served every document need of my home office. « Show Less
1997663
Well, they actually work on any kind of paper. but they are excellent on every watercolor paper
1517366
I believe so, I can't remember because they aren't quality inks, I tossed them not long after for higher end pigment ink. They are great for practice and just messing around! The machines are great for a travel kit!
1397955
Not the paper i have used, planners, mixed media, Bristol water color paper. They are great. They are ink.
1465260
It has several envelope sizes listed..I do not use this printer for that... The thing is-- it has only one tray. so, you can not stock envelopes in one tray and paper in another. As far as paper thickness.. it lists card stock as an option.. I have not tried that.. If you want me too, I can stop and do that.
1825760
If you are talking about the standard white #9 or #10 - Yes. I would not try to print on a manilla envelope though.
1675396
I have used Prismacolor Watercolor pencils and Derwent with paint brushes loaded with water. It works beautifully. I have not done a lot of layering of colors w/water or scrubbing. I'm not sure how they would hold up, although they are thick. It's worth a try, these are inexpensive and can be used for many art projects.
1569793
Yes, but they can also be blended wet-on-wet when you are drawing right on a board. They take a bit of time to get used to, but they work beautifully on any surface. They are the main supply in my classroom every year!!!
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Not sure, with a 12x12 Cricut machine. I have a 6x12 and the envelopes are very small - no bigger than maybe a 4"square, if that.