Chuangdi 50 Pieces Weaving Cards Tablet Weaving Card Paper Loom Cards for Loom or Inkle Loom Supplies

The cards are nice and yes, some are n9t punched as well as I would have liked but I found if I slowly push in both directions and do it carefully the come out. For the price, they are worth every penny.

I noticed that some buyers were complaining that the holes were not punched all the way through the card and tore the surface when pushed out. I also had numerous cards where the round chad was still slightly attached. It was easily resolved by pushing the chad out from the back side opposite the direction they were punched. I did not have even one problem with tearing.

A couple of the cards were misprinted but otherwise they are exactly as described. They are very easy to weave with.

Although I haven't used the cards yet, they feel sturdy and they are a very nice size to use with my Inkle loom. I'm going to add colors to the edges for help tracking the patterns.

Thinner than the branded type, but plenty sturdy enough for teaching a class on card weaving. I was pleasantly surprised.

I ordered the product from France. And really, I didn't expected to receive it that soon. It arrives in my mailbox sooner than forseen. As far as the quality is concerned, the cards are very nice, a good format, and really cheap for the quality. I think I will order some more soon and I won't try somewhere else !

I enjoy weaving with these cards. There isn't a lot of wasted space around the edges like some, and if I want to I can color code or decorate my cards however I like. They turn smoothly on the warp threads and the corners don't get hung up while turning.

You have to finish punching out the holes on these cards. That's pretty typical with something that's die-cut, so I'm ok with doing that.The problem is that almost all of the cards have at least one hole that didn't get punched all the way through the way it should have. A little of the glossy surface paper tore before I figured out that I had to complete the cuts myself if I wanted to prevent problems. That was fiddly.Also, I've only woven several inches, but the edges of the cards are already starting to fray a bit because the cardboard is pretty low quality. The edges want to come apart if they hit the warp threads. I don't think they're going to last for a full 6 feet of weaving. I hope I'm wrong about that.