What size is the actual stone? Has anyone stuck them to paper and had success?
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They are really tiny and I use them only in paper to embellish my cards. They work great.
297845
My largest one is 2 3/4 X 3 1/2 and egg shaped. Not suitable for a rectangular neck stone.
1243713
dont know what legal size is but i use 8-1/2 x 11 regular copy paperhope this helps u
1814969
I want to say maybe 5 inch not real big I used them on tables with crackers and put styrofoam in some to make it look like sand the stuck beach ball lollipops in them. Turned out great for my beach theme party.
1194295
About 2.5 in. by 2.5 in. They were nice and have adhered well. Even to concrete block that was painted.
2033481
No, they are twice as big, about 4 x 6 inches. They are double-sided, well laminated and on a ring. Hope that helps.
1587257
It did not have a size listed, but they are about the size of a ink pen hole. I hope this helps. They are very small
1986770
Yes, but you need to be a pretty good judge of the size of the stone. There are different settings, depending on the weight of the stone.
1189252
I used two sizes of paper, 8 1/2" x 11" and 12" x 12". Hope this was helpful.
907870
The originals are plastic and 6.25 by .8125 (13/16). The Edge pro stones that I suggest you get, fit and have a metal back. They are 6.25 by 1.00 inch.
2124026
The stone is 8" long by 2" wide, each stone is just under 1/2" high. It's a great combo stone, the coarse side is synthetic but it still works well, you use it the same way as the natural stones.
887513
Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9 inch black under sheet does slide into the 9 inch plastic page. Good luck. Hope it works for you. Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9... » Read More Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9 inch black under sheet does slide into the 9 inch plastic page. Good luck. Hope it works for you. « Show Less
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I'm not completely sure. The best I can say is that they're like a felted paper but thicker than paper. I have to bend mine to get them to fit in my pendant.
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We have not bought replacement paper for it yet, but I did find a rock on amazon that was 15 inches.Art Alternatives Childrens Easel Paper Roll 15 Inches X 100 Feet
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Hello Lenore, the acrylic snowflakes are a couple inches wide. They are very nice for a table scatter but I don't know how they would hold up being drilled. I really don't think they are big enough. I use them on a display cabinet and they show very nice.
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i believe they were about 8 inches long. they weren't great quality. they appear to be plastic, but are actually paper and you have to attach them to the sticks. we used them as decor for a baby shower, but if they were to be handled too much, they would not have held up. but they were very,very cute as centerpieces.
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I haven't used it for legal size paper but I did use it for tabloid size which is 11 x 17 and therefore bigger than legal size. It works perfectly.