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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Yes, I had called the postal service to verify this same question; especially since these were used for wedding invitations. What they (postal service) recommended me to do is place a label in the upper right hand corner and place your stamp on it. The reason for this is they (postal service) must stamp all packages and any ink stamps (what the postal service uses) may smudge off the plastic envelope. This is what I did; I used a sticker, such as: the labeling stickers you use for labeling folders (I'm sure you could get creative with colors and what not-just makes sure which ever you use-sticks) I than placed a stamp on it. Again place this on the outside of the clear envelope in the upper right hand corner. You can do the same thing with the labels for your information (sender) and who your sending it to (receiver) you can place this on the outside of the envelope (clear plastic envelope) or you can place on the inside on what-ever your sending. Let me know if this makes sense or if you need further clarification.
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If you are buying printed invitations from InvitationInABottle.com, we actually do have a professional design service and proof included for free. By working with the designer, you can make as much changes as you like until you are completely happy. We understand the importance of your big day invitations and that's why we just do not leave it to a online software.
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Hmmm.. that is a good question. Stamps as in ink stamps... probably? just have to be careful and make sure they dry so they don't smudge? I'm sorry, that's prob. not much help. As I don't have them in front of me. I placed personalized stickers on them... and also printed w laser print onto them.? back in August. I donot have any more in front ofme to text out? Goood Luck...
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These do not come glued. This kind is intended to run each page through the printer. If you need them glued as a set, do it with the specific glue made for that purpose after printing. These are better for stapling as a set after printing.
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They are not supposed glue together until you have made the copies. Then you brush the glue over the glue right side. Let it dry and fan the paper. The three sheets should stick together.
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No it is not glued together. How would you print on it if it was already glued? You have to pad it after it is printed. You also have to make sure that you print on the correct side also.
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Yeah, there's a trick to this and almost all stencil machines. First, be sure and remove the insert that isn't attached that's between the pages, and then very carefully remove the back yellow sheet. Once that's done, feed it into the machine manually and line it up at the top (like you see them doing on old typewriters). When you are running the stencil through, make sure the stencil sheet is supported and keep it in line (so it doesn't bunch) but be careful not to put any weight on it or pull it. Give that a couple tries, you will get the hang of it. My machine works fine if you do it right, I had the benefit of learning in a shop
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They provide paper inserts with the plastic, but I made my own paper inserts on a single sheet, then cut them out and inserted them into the plastic sleeves. It was easier to print that way and I could make my own design.
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It's all printed on one sheet. You have to cut each name & date and place it whichever way you want
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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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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!
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you message them. i believe you write them during the ordering process where it asks for special directions. make sure you specify the text!!!! I said i wanted the text shown on the picture and that is not what I received. I would call or email to follow up after ordering to make you actually get what you want. honestly, this is not a very good embosser... ok for one piece of printer paper but nothing thicker. I wish I would have spent more money on a better product. good luck, i hope it works for you!
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I got the sheets for 4x6 cards. But MUCH cheaper idea is to get plain old sheet protectors ($7.99 for a box of 100) and tape your recipe cards to a sheet of paper and insert. You can get oversize binders and oversize indexes so the tabs will stick out past the pages (at any office supply store.)
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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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I think they are imprinted on the pdf tag. I usually rename them and move them to a file. But of course, you can rename and date them.
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The invitation is on a single 5" x 8" sheet, and the reply cards are a separate perforated sheet that you print 2 replies per sheet, then tear in half. It also comes with reply envelopes. If you want a direction and/or reception card, those are not included - we just printed our own on standard cream colored card-stock and it matched nicely.