What is the thickness of the paper? We are looking to cut them into shapes and create ornaments; are they rigid enough for this?
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They are similar to card stock. I think they would work well as ornaments. What a great idea!
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If I were to use them to make ornaments, I would want to put some sort of clear covering over the finished product. This could be done by laminating, a clear coat of some sort of sealant, or putting them in small ornament picture frames. Any of these will help stiffen or enforce the paper thickness. Without protecting the surface it will eventually be further scratched by packing, unpacking, and storage. Now, if these will be used as a class or small group project that may not be needed for "long term" use, then the stiffness of the paper is just fine. It is about as stiff as heavy construction paper. If I were to use them to make ornaments, I would want to put some sort of clear covering over the finished product. This could be done by laminating, a clear coat of some sort of sealant, or putting them in small ornament picture frames. Any of these will help stiffen or enforce the paper thickness. Without protecting the surface it will eventually be further scratched by packing, unpacking, and storage. Now, if these will be used as a class or small group project that may not be needed for "long term" use, then the stiffness of the paper is just fine. It is about as stiff as... » Read More If I were to use them to make ornaments, I would want to put some sort of clear covering over the finished product. This could be done by laminating, a clear coat of some sort of sealant, or putting them in small ornament picture frames. Any of these will help stiffen or enforce the paper thickness. Without protecting the surface it will eventually be further scratched by packing, unpacking, and storage. Now, if these will be used as a class or small group project that may not be needed for "long term" use, then the stiffness of the paper is just fine. It is about as stiff as heavy construction paper. « Show Less
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They are about as thick as cardstock, maybe a little thicker. I would say they are thick enough. Thicker than the cheap papers.
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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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There is no indication of the thickness on the lable. Sorry I can't help you. They are extremely thin, between air mail paper and cheap white paper.. They are sturdy, however.
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They're quite thin and flexible, but still sturdy enough. They can be 'creased' along an edge and they will retain that crease. To cut them, you should score them first with an xacto knife, then crease along that score and they'll snap into to pieces.
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The circle on the box is a sticker with an initial on it. I am getting married but instead of the initial I am going to put a "thank you" sticker on it. I am going to buy them from Walmart, Micheals or somewhere. As far as thickness, I would say you can compare them to cardstock. They are a little "flimsy" but when you wrap the ribbon and charm around it, it is fine.. Overall, I am satisfied with the purchase and it is a heck of a deal and "A LOT" cheaper than some other places I've look. ALSO, THE PLACE CARD TABS DO NOT COME WITH IT. (going to walmart for those.) Hope this helps you.
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Although I can't give you an exact measurement, it's not very thick at all. Maybe as thick as heavy paper, but not as thick as construction paper. We've been very happy with it.
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It's hard to say exactly, but it is a good thickness for making cards and cutting dies. I use it a lot and like it.
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Maybe a bit less than the thickness of two sheets of inkjet printer paper? Can't measure that thin.
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What a great idea! Yes, you could do that, and I'm going to as well! They are large and stiff so I think it will work best with a little padding under the paper you are stamping. I used them to make clay ornaments.
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So far, has done great with whatever I've thrown at it. I have put different size paper at the same time with no problem. I don't recall if I've tried different thicknesses.
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They are a bit flexible ----I would make a frame out of 1 x 4". I did this and covered with broadcloth from Hobbylobby. Looks great! You also don't want those little fibers drifting around with no covering.The perfect cutter is an electric carving knife.
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They are made of wood, about 5/8 inch thick. You could probably drill a small hole to thread a ribbon through.
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Not really, the paper is handmade-so it's thicker than usual paper...I was very happy with this product!
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I don't know the exact thickness. They are not tissue paper thin. They seem pretty sturdy and well constructed. The zip closure seals tightly, but does slightly limit the effective size. For medium sized items, they are a good value.
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No. Its not that thick. Makes a great pillow case or garland. I bought this a other similar Dr Seuss fabric and made a garland for a baby shower party.
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It is about three times the thickness of a paperclip. However it can be bent fairly easy with a pair of pliers.
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It is the same thickness and texture as the thin coasters you would receive at a bar or restaurant. It is much thicker than standard cardstock. I use them for artwork.
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10% recycled paper. No indication of thickness, but they are not as thick as I would like them - but useable for my purposes.