So how is the invitation sheet inserted when print is complete. Do you glue them or just place them in the invitation card?
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The invitation can just be placed inside the cover. You can adjust the ribbon to create tension.
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Face up upside down depending on your printer, a few test sheets come with the package. They have a two sided type for each card, I used glue stick as an extra measure.
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For the Reply, Direction, and RSVP inserts the sizes of each insert are staggered so they fit just like the picture without any tape or glue. And there is 2-sided tape included for actual invitation side invitation side. Trust me their thought if everything. The only issue is it's a little heavy after everything is put in the envelope so be prepared to pay about $.20 extra in postage.
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These are DIY Do it Yourself invitations that you print yourself. Instructions and access to templates are included.
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The easiest way I can think of is to cut small squares of paper or card stock and insert them to the empty spaces. Also, if you are using 3 ring binders, then just use three ring paper between pages.
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You put the comb on and open it. Then punch the first set of pages and put them on the comb, repeat with next set of pages. You have to put the pages on the comb but you can do it as you go. Hope that helps:) BTW I LOVE this comb binder.
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Their is an option on USPS to "print without reciept" when you get to the step right before you print OR you can just fold the label in half! I have done both:)
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I just put, an, envelope into the paper tray (after I take out the paper)... get a notice the margins are thin; ignore..prints beautifully
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You do NOT put these envelopes in a laser printer! The insert should be programmed to show thru the two windows when folded properly. You should purchase plain envelopes if laser printing is to be used.
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After your order is placed, check "Your Orders". I believe there is a place to send the seller a message. I ordered twenty for a party a different times. I just spelled each name the way I wanted it engraved. They were very efficient and everyone loved them.
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I don't use card stock for the card itself. I use pre folded blank cards (with the envelopes) then cut a piece of cardstock slightly smaller in size than the front of the card - pass it thru the design of your choice thru the cuttlebug THEN glue it to the card stock front of your choice. You may even have two plain colors of card stock (one smaller than the other) and for the third and top piece (cut smaller than the second sheet) run that one thru the cuttlebug for your designs.
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There are lots pages to add photos! Yiu have to tape or glue them on. Some pages are just for writing though.
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In response to Eva's answer, I'm surprised, cause I didn't need any extra postage! But that might be because I didn't include any kind of reply card in my invitations (didn't need them.) I bet that's the cause of the added weight, rather than the bump from the ribbon.Which, by the way, reminds me! The reply cards are just basic, standard cardstock weight in a beige color.
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We do not have the capability of printing on the inserts. We do however offer a vinyl cover that you can insert your designs into. Your design can be easily printed on photo paper, cut and inserted into the vinyl cover for a to personalize your items. Please feel free to give me a call for any more information you many need. 608-792-8102
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I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the ribbon. Hope this helps, I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the... » Read More I used them for my daughters birthday hanging them over the table. They come as flat tissue paper, you have to fold them over in a zig zag - they are scored its to do and they come out even. Once it folded you secure with a Tie- included. A way to hang them is not so I used white ribbon and tied it to the middle then fluff the paper to make a ball. I used a clear push pin to take the ribbon into the ceiling. My warnings- this is paper so it will proboly get dusted after a while. I also would hang them to the right or left of the crib- if they do fall then the baby could get tangled in the ribbon. Hope this helps, « Show Less
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What I can tell you is that recently, we had to make up table place cards for a wedding rehearsal dinner. The place cards are sold 6 on an 8 1/2 x 11" sheet with perforations along the edges of each card to remove each card after printing is completed. I selected the thick paper setting and ran off approximately 5-6 sheets at a time. The names and table nos came out fine. I do not recall what thickness (mil) the place cards were but you can check out Staples or Office Depot - The printer works fine at least for place card thicknesses.
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RSVP cards are blank. Be sure to use a home printer. Don't take to a kinkos they ruined 50 of ours. They won't print correctly.
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You write on the scroll paper which is the basic invite - Who, Where, Time to fill in the blanks. I used my own parchment paper and did my own invite.
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I use rolls of ordinary adding machine paper. It takes no special paper and prints out just fine. I'm really pleased with mine. I bet you will be, too, if you get one.