Here are more stationary supplies, particularly stationary cards. Cards are often made of a heavier weight card stock.
Invitation Photo Cards (hint: glossy paper looks great since the
ink doesn't sink as much into the paper)
Postcards (hint: rip the creases by hand and dip the edge in food
coloring to give them a deckle edge)
Business Cards (hint: not just for business anymore, handing them
out as calling cards is just so frou frou!)
Note Cards (hint: doodle pads!)
Folded Note Card (hint: like Note Cards, only folded-y-er)
Flat Cards / Invitations (hint: thicker stock is nice, may require
hand feed of each sheet of paper for your printer; use 'em for recipe
cards too)
Place Cards (e.g., for table seating) (hint: keep Aunt
Lylas away from Cousin Jim unless you want a food fight)
Fold-overs (hint: use for gallery artwork displays on tables;
informational cards for jewelry, watches; put one reading "couch
potato" by snoozing dad on the sofa)
previous (lighter stock paper)
stationary (home)
free email stationary (backgrounds, headers,
incredimail stationary, outlook
express stationary)
free printable stationary (everyday,
personalized stationary,
christmas stationary, wedding
stationary)
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