What size bag would I need for a set of six 5x7 greeting cards and envelopes?
2045871
The 5x7 size might be a little tight - I would use the 8x10 size and fold/tape it closed to mail them : 0 )
2045872
You want the ones that are ClearBags 5-7/16" x 7-1/4" Crystal Clear, Protective Polypropylene Storage Bags, with Flap, 100 Bags. I bought the 8-7/16 x 10-1/4 and they are perfect for my 8x 10 matted pictures. You don't want much extra space or they look unprofessional, so I think the 5 - 7/16 x 7-1/4 will be perfect.
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im not sure what sizes are offered but these ones will fit fine! since its a little bigger youll have space to fold it over on the back and seal it. thats what i did, i had 8x11.5 prints but used 11x14 bags. it looks great.
124511
The dimensions you got quoted are probably for the box they are shipped in. These envelopes came to me and they are flat and 6x8. Without the flap closed it's 6x10.
469622
I believe the flap is along the 5-7/16 end. I can slip a 5x7 matted photograph in it, and it's just perfect. I'm sorry, but I don't know the dimensions of an A-7 envelope. I hope this helps.
2037034
You need a square type, size 5 1/2. (A size five works if you are willing to trim, or don't embellish much, but I wouldn't go that route if I didn't have to.) I have a We R Memory Keepers Envelope Punch Board that makes that size. No matter how you get it, be aware that the irregular shape requires extra postage.
752792
I use 8 regular-sized tea bags, but it really depends on how strong you prefer your tea to be :)
149384
I don't they they will accommodate a card that size...my bags measure 5-3/8" wide x 7-1/8" long.
536619
Hi. I believe this makes into a 4x6 card and we order the clear envelopes on line to mail them in. They're so cute. It should be able to fit a regular sz envelope tho. Hope that's helpful
1224352
It really depends on the thickness of the card stock you are using. If it is extra thick, it may be a little snug, but if it "regular" postcard thickness you should be able to fit 10 cards in the bag with no problems. I use them for both business cards, ad post cards and the customer's order and everything fits quite nicely.
599120
With the box, facing you as seen in the picture, the box holds 4 x 6 cards. If you wanted to do 5 x 8, you would have to use the box with the side of the box, as the front. Using it in the latter way, the 5" comes a little over the top of the box, and will not close tightly, as when using it with 4 x 6 cards.
815312
I think 4x6 might work. It's been a while but I think the invites I made were 1/4 sheets of paper, so 4.25"x5.5". Maybe trimmed slightly down from that size. Pretty sure 5x7 would be too big.
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Small ones, but I wouldn't recommend it since the bag itself is not rigid enough. You might risk having wrinkled gift bags.
1829854
That will probably not fit. These envelopes really only fit five by seven and smaller.
764408
These will easily hold 1 A2 card and envelope. Sometimes, depending on the layer on each card you can fit 2 A2 cards and envelopes in these clear bags.
1600635
The largest measurement on the punch board makes an envelope to fit a 6 X 8 1/2 card. You could,however, use larger paper and make larger envelopes you just have to figure the measurement out yourself. I hope this helps.
1585138
I use 2 Family size bags myself. With a little experimentation you'll find the number that suits your taste.
1222444
Just a very few, small ones and a few 4 by6 I would say. However thew are cheap and you can get anything you want. This is great for laminating AMA cards
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I was able to fit 8 cards in a sleeve, though they were a bit tight. Mine were all greeting cards though - so that would be 16 pieces of cardstock all together. I think you could probably fit 10 in there if they were very flat.