lpizzuro123
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Just wanted to pass this cutting tip info on to all you Cards and Pockets girls. I am in the process of making 60 invitation for our November wedding. Each invitation will have 5 inserts in the pocket section. Now, the thought of cutting all those inserts had me scared. I would have had to cut 240 inserts.
I ordered the side inserts in the width of the insert and they come all the same in length. I printed out 60 of each insert I need and cut one sample of each to the correct size - I have the heading showing on top of each.
I then brought everything to Staples to their Copy Department. They were able to line up each of the sample size inserts to the corresponding stack of inserts and made a cut for each. As the back insert did not need to be cut - I had them cut the 4 smaller inserts to size. Each cut was $2.00 for a total of 4 cuts which equaled $8.00. So for $8.00 I had all my inserts cut in about 20 minutes. I am sure this saved me hours of work and going through probably one or two cutting blades. Now I have to go home and start stuffing them in the pockets.
Hope this helps some that are using Cards and Pockets for the invitations.
Linda
I ordered the side inserts in the width of the insert and they come all the same in length. I printed out 60 of each insert I need and cut one sample of each to the correct size - I have the heading showing on top of each.
I then brought everything to Staples to their Copy Department. They were able to line up each of the sample size inserts to the corresponding stack of inserts and made a cut for each. As the back insert did not need to be cut - I had them cut the 4 smaller inserts to size. Each cut was $2.00 for a total of 4 cuts which equaled $8.00. So for $8.00 I had all my inserts cut in about 20 minutes. I am sure this saved me hours of work and going through probably one or two cutting blades. Now I have to go home and start stuffing them in the pockets.
Hope this helps some that are using Cards and Pockets for the invitations.
Linda