Could you punch holes in these in the same place throughout all the cards, so you could string them on a ring? (hoping to avoid having them strewn everywhere...)
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You could but they are not super stiff paper and might tear if you punch too close to the edge, and you would have to take them off the string to use them anyway. I just store mine in the box they came in, or could use a Zip-Loc bag.
644666
Yes you sure can !!! That was one of the reasons I purchased this item. Be careful not to staple too close to your finger. OUCH !
88429
You can probably print out the squares on a sheet of paper. Afterwards, you can cut and paste them on a cardboard (this can be fun) and then everyone can have a card to play with. That's what my family used to do. Now, they have up to 60 homemade cards. If you decided to do this, make sure there are no repeating pictures on any of the cards.
766766
Easily. They are smaller than normal sleeves. They are meant to be placed on the card and in normal sleeves.
1243264
The cards are not meant to be re-used, but since each number is punched on only one side, they can, with care, be pushed back up. That's fine for at home use, but i wouldn't recommend it for fundraising.
92779
Yes, but no the same way the cards came. Turn them to the side and you should be able to fit three stacks of cards in the bullet
1930834
Yes! You can fit regular size cards through the hole. The slot is quite large and can fit irregular size cards too.
2106499
The rings are probably 2" in diameter. You can easily put 100 sheets in it which would be 900 cards. However I think you should place a piece of cardboard every 10 sheets (cut out a cereal box and use a hole punch) to help stiffen the insides
1963466
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?".
1859566
The easiest way I can think of is to cut small squares of paper or card stock and insert them to the empty spaces. Also, if you are using 3 ring binders, then just use three ring paper between pages.
1592245
Well, in fact yes you can. It depends how thick the cards are, but I always put them through in about ten at a time. The scanner then pulls them through one after the other, without my doing anything more. You then select separate (not combined) and they all load to neat.
1501639
Maybe? I imagine it would be a difficult undertaking.Due to there size and there being a kinda glossing finish to one side. However, It might work. But, If your finding difficult to find good custom card choices. You should look into "Personalize Blank Playing Cards" here on http://amazon.com, or cloud buy some thing call card stock and cut it yourself or you just go with these Blank Playing Cards and see how they work out for you. It just depends on what kind effort you want put into it.
868732
You just use the expansion set cards. They are larger and easier to work with, so mixing them would be a bit counter productive.
303727
Yes, I think that these would remain affixed to cardboard. In fact, attempting to remove them would probably rip the cardboard. The pockets are open on he the top and cards are fairly easy to insert and remove. The plastic will stretch and eventually tear if pulled outward rather than removing cards by sliding them straight up.
1067725
I only have put 2 cards in each slot. You might can get more but I would be concerned about the cards sticking if they are too tight.
1501638
Maybe? I imagine it would be a difficult undertaking.Due to there size and there being a kinda glossing finish to one side. However, It might work. But, If your finding difficult to find good custom card choices. You should look into "Personalize Blank Playing Cards" here on
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I haven't tried it, but card stock isn't too much thicker than photo paper stock so you should be able to