Will the .007 thickness used as an overlay on a greeting card lay flat after it is cut down to size, then scored and folded?
1345430
I have only used it as an overlay; which worked perfectly. I have also used it to make two sides, like a sandwich, with my design between the two pieces and it worked perfectly! Sorry but I have not tried scoring it.
1739851
The paper thickness is equal to any I have used. I had to adjust the print area .05 of an inch for my Quicken but very easy to correct.
2238079
well, yes... it's not quite as thick as you might like though. It's more like butcher paper or a very sturdy construction paper, but it will certainly bend/not stay flat with any kind of weight on it. might want heavier card stock for that.
851217
It is flat; stretches when you place cards in it. I guess if you put a lot of items in it often so that it stretches a lot, it might stAy stretched out but I haven't had that problem when using it for 2-3 cards + money for many months.
1223228
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!!!
229069
Hi. I had to go try and see if I could use an embossing folder with the magnetic platform, I hadn't tried it before. No. I wasn't able to use it. The magnetic platform is just enough thicker (as the basic multi platform is without any of the sheets down). When I added ONE clear cutting plate it makes it thicker than the normal platform, but not thick enough to just use with one ...and adding the embossing folder & second cutting plate makes it too thick to run through. I hope this answers your question. (It will work with the cutting embossing dies though, pretty sure.) :)
41577
Yes. I wouldn't go to thick of cardstock, but it will handle normal thicknesses fine.
1444471
I would think so, the only issue might be if your card stock was large enough to fall over the edge... it might end up bending.
93111
Yes, but when you crease it, it will leave a crease mark turning white on the crease.
499062
It always lays completely flat. I would buy this again in a minute and the rolling pin I purchased that lets you roll out four different thicknesses also.
918447
The smaller folders need to be use on smaller pieces of card stock. I cut squares the size of the smaller folders, emboss them and then layer them with foam dots to pop them up and give dimension to the card.
773658
These cards and envelopes come unfolded. So...they come flat and one sided, and you could potentially cut them into the size you need, but they are meant to be folded cards.
1273187
The front of the folded card is the exact size that is stated on the front of the package: folded size is 5 1/2" x 8 1/2". Resolution is thru Photoshop & not the greeting card stock. Good luck!!
1725474
I have used these laminates quite extensively, and I do not believe that you will be able to fold the items after lamination. I do keep many items in binders and the laminates hold up well as far as punching holes. As I answered this question, I am folding one of my laminations and it does not crease well and rebounds to the open position when let go. Markum
1921084
Great for sending homemade cards, but not real thick. So guess my answer would have to be NO. Sorry. When I make cards, you can see some of the clip art/print through the sealed envelope. Bob
912881
I have successfully laminated two sheets of 65lb card stock together in a pocket. One would think that if the paper were too thick the machine wouldn't accept it, but I have not experienced any problems.
1802380
Hilary, no, the 'back' side of the double embossing plate does not affect your card stock if you put the card in with out folding it under the 'back side' of the plate. If you want only the front side to have an empression, the card would not be fully installed under the sandwitched plates, ie, the part part of the card to not be embossed is left out hanging in air with only one half (the front of the card) of it under the embossing plates. If the card was folded and placed folded under the embossing plate both 'pages' of the card would be affected, but I don't think that's your question. Embossing affects both sides of the paper, from one side it is 'pushed' out and from the other side it would be 'dented in'. This kit works well and am satisfied with patterns.