I want these to print invitations. Are they perforated, because the top would be the invitation and the bottom would be the reply.
1492561
the sheets are micro scored. The paper is smooth. I make my own cards and the paper is wonderful to work with and to fold
1492562
No, they are not perforated. Just a slight indentation to help it fold. I think I saw other products from this same company. You may find what you want in their line of products.
163911
Yes, its how I used them. There may be some trial and error aligning them the first time so use a template so you don't waste labels. I used them for return address labels, and labels for party favors...came out great!
808600
They are clear. You can add what ever you would like. They do not come with the inserts for printing. I hope that helps.
2014046
Not sure that you can, they have a matte finish, may not print right; See if you can do one as a test without wasting the entire sheet.
1533141
That's exactly what I used them for. Dark purple (aubergine) colored envelopes for my wedding. The writing is a little thick but other than that they worked perfectly and look awesome!
2087086
Yes, there are holes in the bottoms, but they are BIG, like I can fit my pinky finger in there no problem. But they are not hollow, it's like you could put them on top of a big pencil. Hope this helps! I could see these drying really easily with no mold!
1126247
The edges are lose and tear away from the sides of the paper. Once the edges are torn away you can fit the paper into your printer. I've printed invitations to a Harry Potter party on it and old style announcements. It is also good for calligraphy. I've enjoyed it and am all out I need to order some more
815315
I used post card sized invites, which is fairly thick paper. I rolled them tightly and fixed them with the twist ties that come around the original invitations. You could still see all of the other stuff in the bottle.
235851
I've never sent birthday invitations, but I would lean toward yes. It's thick and durable enough for me to use as packaging labels on my soaps, but is not quite card stock heaviness.
1945355
I haven't had any issues with them. I use them to print labels for wedding events. I put wedding pictures on them and print them on laser printer.
298259
Yes, they print great for matte finish, I wish they had a gloss finish for a more professional look. I use thse all the time to make greeting cards
2239727
I actually printed my own on a regular printer. I did love these invitations and would definitely recommend them. My husband and I prepared them together and it was fun and easy.
679452
They invitations are a single sheet (card stock) that you print on and insert into the pressed flower invitation holder. The reply cards are also single sheet that you print on. The reply cards come two to a sheet with a perforated edge to separate them.
1704400
No perforated edges. I like this paper for notes or print outs I intend to reference often. It's for my notes, but not til there cleaned up and finalized. Be sure to move your left margin to .65 before using. Perfortions would be counter intuitive to this products purpose.
2239729
I would absolutely recommend this product I just used it for all of my destination wedding invitations and my guests loved it. I used my personal hp printer at home to print all of the invitations, but you could take it to a Kinko's or FedEx and have the printing done there.
290747
These are DIY Do it Yourself invitations that you print yourself. Instructions and access to templates are included.
1939979
It come as a sheet and I think they are somewhat perforated, but I ended up using a round cookie/biscuit cutter to cut them out.