Do you load the cards from the outside edge or inside by the stitching?
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in side by the stitching...a little difficult to insert and remove but very secure...very nice product
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Funny you should ask! I just recently bought some Iris Greeting Card storage boxes with clear dividers (available here on Amazon). They're a lot bigger than I was expecting (despite looking at the dimensions before ordering!). I happened to have my Artbin die sheets on the table in their case when the greeting card boxes arrived, so grabbed one of the sheets and put it in the box, standing upright. They are a perfect fit! The box has a lid, but I just checked and you can easily unclip it. Personally I'd leave it on to protect from dust, but you could take it off during a crafting session if it bothers you and pop it back on afterwards. The removable dividers would be great if you want to keep your dies in categories, and they'll keep the sheets upright if you don't have a full box. Hope that helps!
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I attached mine to the outside of the fold at the top, where the strap is attached. It works nicely for me, and it does not fal loff. I love my case and it is very smart looking, as well as having a place to put your cards, and License as well as some money. I love the red color, as well. I hope this helps you!
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I haven't had any problems at all with mine. I only wish I could store a couple more cards in it. Otherwise I'm very pleased!
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I find the immediate edges don't seal. I usually run mine through twice but flipped upside down on the second pass. I use it for insurance cards, business card, nothing really important. It doesn't really bother me. Did you use the sheets that came with it? Maybe try a different brand of sheets.
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I keep two 60-card decks in the top compartment and my dice and sideboards in the bottom compartment. Ideally, you could store both decks and the sideboards in the top compartment and dedicate the bottom to dice. The side compartment in the door is made to hold your sideboard, I guess, but its a little too deep and the cards can be difficult to get out. You could actually keep a small notepad and pen in it though, if need be!
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Cards are sturdy, but very have to open shutters. I ended up having to purchase other cards.
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According to the Q&A; for the In the Lab expansion, you can use opaque-backed card sleeves to hide the new design on the back of the cards so that you can't tell which cards are coming up. http://www.amazon.com/edition-comments-require-original-replacement/forum/FxGJNFFL5UQIZX/TxUE2FEXI3UT6I/1/ref=cm_cd_ql_tlc_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00CE3IA44
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on the inside of both sides of the cover there are deep pockets. No dedicated card holder, but you could keep them in one of the pockets.
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Yes it's built without that layer of paper that cards get caught on.I tried it for you to see and I had to press on the notches first but card went in. Moved folder around and it stayed in place even when bent or folded.
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Peter is correct. There is a thin opening near the binding on each page to slide the photos in. I prefer it on the inside as photos don't slip out if they were slide in from the outside. Be very careful on your first few photos as it is very tight, but looks wonderful.
193678
I had the same problem, and have not had that problem with any other Culturelle packages doing that. There were also a few where the foil on the back of the card had already been pushed through slightly.
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With the binder holes at the left side edge, the two pockets are top loading. I use this size for larger photos and especially like the two-pocket pages for storing my stereo views. Additional information, short & wide photos store on these pages from the top. If you have vertical photos measuring up to 5"x7", then the photos are placed in each pocket sideways.
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The disk was snug. If you had the notes you may have to scan them reduce the size a little bit then print on card stock. This may be the best way to do that.
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You can print on both sides of the card. you just need a printer that can do double sided printing or work out how to turn the card over and get the printing aligned. A couple of trial runs should fix that problem regards Alex
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On the left side there is a opening behind the card slot. Only bills or sometimes I put my receipt or extra card like medical insurance card there.
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I have two credit cards and my ID in my case. My most used card is closest to the back as it is easiest to pull out and once its out the others fall out. When open there is about an inch of card that is exposed to pull on and they come out with very little effort.