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DIY
WEDDING CRAFT
CARD BLANK INFORMATION |
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me at
helen@rednell.com
what does 300gsm and 130gsm mean?
All of our card blanks in all ranges are heavyweight 300gsm. This number refers to the
weight of the card in grams per square metre and the higher the weight,
the better quality the card. For a professional finish to your
card making, particularly wedding stationery where you'll want an
expensive look, we recommend choosing nothing less than 275gsm.
inserts
Our pre-cut inserts are top quality smooth 100gsm wove paper to match our card blanks.
They are supplied flat for ease of printing; you simply fold in half and
glue in with a glue stick or double sided adhesive tape. To help you on your way, we can supply
a template in Word or Publisher for printing your inserts (suitable for
inkjet or laser printers).
Inserts are supplied ready printed in our personalised diy wedding
stationery packs.
hammer or laid finish - what's the
difference?
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Hammer has a
very subtle
stippled effect embossing
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Laid has a
very subtle
lined/grain effect embossing
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(images are magnified to show embossing)
