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What kind of card stock should I use to make homemade cards for selling – weight, brand etc.?

By admin on January 15, 2011

I am trying to start the homebased business and was planning to make my own greeting cards. Does anyone know which brand it good for card stock and what weight is best for a card stock.

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  1. Jenny S
    Jenny S
    January 15, 2011 at 6:54 pm |

    i usually use 80-lb cardstock here’s a list of common brands

    http://www.thepapermillstore.com/pages.php?pageid=111#grtg

    if u want to make stand a2 size cards, buy 8×11.5 size paper & cut in half lengthwise. to make good $$ u’ll probably need to buy the base cardstock for around 0.05 a sheet. good luck! i tried this, but i’m in utah and its way too saturated of a market & all the local boutiques & craft stores charge way too high booth rent fees to sell your product.

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