
I also buy the scored card stock here (As well as the A-2-sized card fronts and I like their card stock very much.) These card fronts are real good for making lighter card stock nice and sturdy, plus, if you mess up your project, you can simply start over with a new card front, if it's too messed up to rework. Always look at a card to see if there's a way to salvage what you may only think is ruined because it may just be something you can re-purpose into another card. It's best to put what you may think is ruined, aside for awhile and then go back and have another look at it, just to make sure you can't save it. (Ask me how I know this... :D) A-2 cards are 5 1/2 inches by 4 1/4 inches in size and can be used the upright (smaller) width, which is called, "portrait view," or the 5 1/2" length of the card, which is the landscape view. I hope this helps and I haven't confused you.
By: mawmawvee
(09-Nov-24)
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