I have a 5x7 card what envelope do you think will work best?
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Do a search for an A7 clear plastic envelope. You want the envelope to be slightly larger than the card, but only slightly. You must get them in lots of 100, but the cost is minimal and you may find a use for the others.
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I bought the clear plastic envelop bag A7 7 1/6x5 1/4 from Wholesale Craft Outlet and they worked perfectly for me. They reseal on the shorter end and came quickly and were of good quality. Hope this helps you a bit.
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Yes the cards really are 5x7"! WAY bigger than regular cards. I love them! They are nice and sturdy too! I hope that helps.
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3 x 5 cards would fit fine. The paper I have in there is 3 inches wide and it isn't too tight to get paper in and out of there. I love mine - even bought one for my daughter.
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I used MS Word, and these were my settings: Paper Size: Width 6" Height 7.4" Margins: Top 4.2" (so the message only appears in the bottom half of the card when folded) Left 1" Gutter 0" Bottom 0.2" Right 1" Gutter Position Left. Hope this is useful.
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The frame is 4x6, so whatever fits in a 4x6 area would work. You just lift up the flap and insert whatever.
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The invitation itself is about 5x7. It was a rather large envelope. the reply cards were 3x5ish.
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The Sizzix Big Shot is probably my suggestion. Good luck. It's a tricky card to make, but you'll love it when you're done.
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I'm not totally sure...hate to say...but I haven't used it yet..lol. Check out YouTube..i do have the envelope board and it has to be turned in a specific direction to work right..YouTube helped me figure that out :)
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The flap is along the 5-7/16 end. I don't know the dimensions on an A-7 envelope and card but the envelopes I use are 5-3/16 x 7-1/4 with the card being slightly smaller.
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I was just looking at the We R Memory Keepers board and consider getting one for my daughter. I have the Martha Steward because I don't make envelopes as must as I score card stocks. The MS is a must have for me (until a better board comes along). The envelope punch maker, according to my daughters review, is a better bet if your goal is mostly envelopes. It also appears to be able to make nice paper bows, and matchboxes also. you can also check out a few youtube links on both items. The main question is; Mostly scoring? or mostly envelopes? Hope this helps. Merry Christmas!
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Not sure what you want the box for, but I have had an extremely good experience with the poly envelopes that are button and string-Color coded, last forever, can take water, no bugs, etc. They are like $1.25 each and you can sometimes buy them for 6 for $6. They expand up to a point, of course. My sister has now become addicted to them.
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Hi there! For a 6x8 card, you would be best off with the 7x9 rigid mailers.
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I use one sleeve for each postcard. They could probably handle two or three per sleeve.
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These are great envelopes but I would go with a little bigger size these 6 x 10 only have room that is 6 x 8 1/2 and are fine for small paperbacks but since the cost should be close to the same to mail I would suggest going a little larger.
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The flap is on the long end (7-1/4 end). I don't know about the envelope size. I put Strathmore wc cards and envelopes in them as well as 5x7 mats with artwork.
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I've seen people posting in YouTube that you can make an envelope for 4 1/4 by 5 1/2 by cutting paper at 8 by 8 and scoring at 3 1/2. I hope that helps you.
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I use them for one card with an envelope and that works perfectly - you might fit one or two more, but it would be a sqeeze