Can I make labels for xmas cards
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Yes, there are several choices in both the size of labels and the design. If you do not like the Christmas designs that are offered, you can choose your own from clip art.
1570880
I use Microsoft Word. It's got full label designation templates. Very convenient!
2079055
Well they're only about 3 inches in diameter so the label can't be to big. I use a small label from my Brother label making machine.
605857
As long as the other labels on your template are blank you can just print one label. Hope this helps!
201839
I don't recall seeing any blank cards. They all have holidays on them. I think they meant you can write on the cards to personalize it eg instead of just birthday, you add the name of the person using dry erase marker.
1654829
Yes, there are many pre-designed templates for business or personal cards, or you can design your own. Works great.
1641780
You can print it on anything including plain paper. The cardstock from Walmart should be fine.
1826928
Pretty sure you can put whatever kind of text you want. Just write in the Gift Comments section when you check out. Make sure you know how many lines the tag you choose can fit.
830178
Sure. I've used Xmas paper for backdrops and just used grips/clamps to hold the paper in place. It has a round bar across so the backdrop gets put on like a curtain would if your using cloth backdrops otherwise a good set of grips/clamps works wonders. I love mine!
1349583
We use this for greeting card-style invites for a large party every year - we send out around 200 invites. We print on front and back of each piece, cut them in half, and fold. So, *yes* - you can use it for greeting cards.
163911
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!
1811042
You can customize, no place postage here mark.I made two sided instruction cards that came out great.
433803
I would use a label maker like the kind you get at an office supply store to make labels as needed. They will stick on, but come off easy enough if you have to change them. I don't think writing on them would be a good idea. i hope this helps.
1569489
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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Well I have a Program from Hall Mark, (Hallmark Card Studio 2014) that's what I use to make the Cards Christmas Birthdays etc. I do half folds Quarter fold, envelopes and others.The Hallmark Papers and the Avery I used is letter size.The images I used are from the program itself and some I download from internet on some cards I stretched them out to fit on the card. And the program has feature to maximize the size, all depends on the end product you want.Thanks
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We bought these to use at my daughter's wedding. We used stickers on them. I think with the right ink you could stamp on them but it will be difficult as they are curved.
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Personally, I use a program called Print Shop. I know those type of programs are very simple to use & generally have all the "Avery" sized labels as options on the program. If I had to guess about Microsoft Word, I'd say they likely only do labels for mailing.