I want to use these on the front of a card, will the double side leave an impression on the other side of the card?
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Hilary, no, the 'back' side of the double embossing plate does not affect your card stock if you put the card in with out folding it under the 'back side' of the plate. If you want only the front side to have an empression, the card would not be fully installed under the sandwitched plates, ie, the part part of the card to not be embossed is left out hanging in air with only one half (the front of the card) of it under the embossing plates. If the card was folded and placed folded under the embossing plate both 'pages' of the card would be affected, but I don't think that's your question. Embossing affects both sides of the paper, from one side it is 'pushed' out and from the other side it would be 'dented in'. This kit works well and am satisfied with patterns.
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I'm not sure as i don't use those card holders but the 2 11/16 X 3 13/16 dividers reach the top of the dividers and sides so my guess they would stick out too much.
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You can print on both sides of the card. you just need a printer that can do double sided printing or work out how to turn the card over and get the printing aligned. A couple of trial runs should fix that problemregardsAlex
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Based on the texture of these cards I would strongly caution against doing this. Plus, because these are meant to be worked on in various mediums, such as water colors and pencils, the ink from your printer will likely feather out into the fibers of the notecards and not give you crisp lines, which is likely what you're looking for. Hope this helps.
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Yes. Mine had cardboard packaging like you would have for hanging on a display. The two sides should have different feels; not aggressive but scrubby for sure.
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They are about the same thickness as a postcard. If they aren't as rigid as you like, you could glue two back to back and have a two sided ornament.
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Yes. They are also good for applying ink to your stamps. You can write with the smaller end too. Lay down a layer of ink on your image, then go over it to smooth and blend the colors. These are among my favorites. Hope you will like them too.
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I would say yes. The card stock is very heavy so I don't think it would show thru. I don't print I stamp sentiments but usually only on one side. I have made mistakes and turned it over and stamped on the other side and it worked fine.
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No guarantees. If a card is sticking out or if you accidentally put a card in the wrong place this will not work. These cards have to be 'sandwiching' your other cards in order to work .
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Yes. They are great quality too. You wont be disappointed. Each card is individually packaged to prevent them from being damaged as well.
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No there clear on both sides perfect for my heroclix cards and there very sturdy the quality is awesome I recommend this item to u if your looking for good quality card sleeves. /;)
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No, not really. If you flip your paper over, you may be able to see that you have written on the other side. For sure doesn't if you use card stock. Regardless, it's NOTHING close to how a sharpie bleeds. Hope that helps !
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I have not tried double sided printing with it, but it does not feel any more thin than any other regular copy and printing paper does. Its not card stock as you know, but does not seem extra "thin" as others have stated. I have not had any trouble printing or copying with it. Never gets stuck while printing either.
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Yes. Sometimes you have to improvise and make your card a little smaller. But, the cards turn out beautifully. I held a class and had them all wondering "how did you do that?".
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Not on the side where you put the cards in. Every now and then you have to adjust the cards. The magnet does a decent job, but you still need to make sure they stay in.
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No, my card lined up perfectly. I used 2 hands and simultaniously inserted card. You have to make sure it is straight.
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Yes. If I recall correctly, the number of the expansion (e.g. first expansion = 1) is displayed on the front of the card to identify it, but not on the back so as to allow interchangeability without cluing that the cards are different.