Hello, Can I fit a loose leaf paper folded in half in this thing?
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The pockets hold a 5 x 7 card or piece of paper. I trimmed 8.5 x 11 paper to get 2 cards from each sheet and print my recipes on those. I am able to fit a card facing front and back. Thus 4 recipes in each of the insert pages. Hope this helps.
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yes, because you can fold it to the size you want. It is better than 1/2" less. We ship it at size smaller than the full size of envelope.
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It will not fit binders. I use it to return student work, mostly 8 1/2" x 11" sheets of papers. I occasionally put folders in the slots, though they have to either slightly fold on the edges or go in at an angle. You could probably put binders in at an angle if you only used every other slot. Really, though, it is just meant for paper.
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It will definitely not fit a thin laptop or even an ipad. You could of course fold the paper.
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I don't know whether it would return to it's original shape because I've never tried to fold it in half to fit into a suitcase. However, if you want it to hold it's shape and serve the person well who is changing the baby, I wouldn't recommend you fold it in half. A better option might be to put in a larger, lightweight case, with foam layers around it to protect it.
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No, this is not good for folding. I use it for making book covers and spines in mini albums. I would look for a heavier weight craft paper.
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Probably not. The bags are too tall and I think also too wide. Won't fold over properly to slide into the outer basket. I think the paper is too thick overall. Unfortunately I have this basket in the country and can't test it for you, but my sense is that the dimensions are a bit wrong.
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You could use muslin by folding in half.But muslin itself comes in 10x10 by ft.Regards,kimoutlet
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Yes. I have one that I put binders and file folders in them. Legal size will fit also. Standing them up might be problematic if you only have a few to store as there are no dividers. Although you might be able to make cardboard ones that would do nicely...
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You would have to fold them Steve! It can really only fit the items in the picture. I really like it, had it for 4 months now.
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It can easily be rolled into a tube of about 6 inches in diameter. It can be folded in half once only.
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If I try folding mine further than a 90-degree angle, it forcefully will spring back to be as extended as possible. It would only stay folded in half if sewn or restrained to be like that, or held down with enough constant weight.
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Yes. I normally make letter size, half fold. It also has several paper sizes available.
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I haven't tried that either. It's not apparent if it does legal sized paper or not. If you check out the Martin Yale website it will tell you exactly what kind of fold each machine does.
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The opening is smaller than the width of the case. Papers will fit but they will have to be bent to get them in there. You wouldn't be able to put a folder in there at all
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You could fold it into an average greeting card size envelope. I don't want to deflate mine to find out, but it's quite compact.
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It has a cardboard piece in the bottom, which would get creased if you bent or folded it too much. The length would probably make it a no-go without folding it.