Could this be folded to make a greeting card out of it? I'm trying to find something that won't warp thick embellishments and glue.
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No, this is not good for folding. I use it for making book covers and spines in mini albums. I would look for a heavier weight craft paper.
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I don't know that you can totally. I found by stretching it pretty tight the folds were definitely less noticeable and the material is flexible enough to be able to do that. Hope this works out for you!
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It has a cardboard piece in the bottom, which would get creased if you bent or folded it too much. The length would probably make it a no-go without folding it.
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This is not as stiff as cardstock, and I.m not sure what you intend, but paper is stiff enough to fold nicely and retain its shape. Hope this helps!
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It will be a little big for a folding card table. The top is sturdy so the over hang should not be a problem.
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I would not advise folding this carrier. It has a spring wire frame inside and if you fold it it may not hold its shape when unfolded.
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This is just regular index card stock. It could be used for greeting cards, but it would probably be hard to cut and fold them properly. I think some of the Avery card products made specifically for greeting cards would work better.
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Perhaps slightly thinner than that - it will crease easier than cereal box thickness would. I think it would work for your journal project, though it's not as durable as traditional cardstock would be.
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I'm not sure. I don't think it would rip anything, it might be a little awkward when you try to roll it up. It might work , though. You might find a better way to fold it and it could work just fine.
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I think it would be heavy enough for post cards. I have never used it for that purpose but I cut an 8 1/2 X 11 sheet in half to make two cards with it.
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You can fold it backwards, so that the picture is on the front BUT it has a tendency to unfold to the original position, unless you can glue it in place.
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Absolutely! I've had no issue using rolls of seamless paper. It doesn't bow in the middle or anything. Just make sure to have clips to hold the roll in place and keep it from unraveling.
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Mine was folded also and I have never even tried to use it. Swanky Prints rolls theirs and are much better quality. Maybe try ironing with a towel between to get out wrinkles. Good luck.
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Not really...it is made to emboss plastic cards similar in size and shape to credit cards...so any other shape or material might pose an unresolvable problem!!!
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Yes, I think it would. I has a seam where you could fold it, or you could roll it up, perhaps around a wrapping paper core.
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Absolutely, it can be rolled-- you do not want to fold this for storage... I don't think you could "crease" it if you tried, but not worth taking the chance--! I roll mine around a rolling pin and secure it with rubber bands. It is completely floppy, there's no issue w/ flattening. You could probably roll it up pretty tightly, w/o a pin or dowel, but I figure some support is good for it, so it doesn't develop dents.
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Yes, you have to turn your paper/cardstock around and hold in place, but it works nicely. This would be how you can make envelopes