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Old 05-08-2009   #1
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Hello everyone,

I know! Card jackets!!!! We have discussed them many times but I'm still not finding what I want. I'm looking for a jacket that covers the entire card. I also want to be able to open the card and read the inside without getting it dirty. They have them for store cards but I can't locate them online in bulk. They are a more clear cellophane type material rather than a soft plastic-type sleeve. Not like a baggie. You slip the card in the sleeve and close the card. Any hints, suggestions???

The reason I want these is because my daughter is planning on selling her cards at an annual plant sale that we sponser every Mother's day weekend. I don't want people picking up dirty plants and then remembering they need a card and get the cards dirty. She uses a A-7 size card. I've seen the small tabs that cover the inside by a few inches but I want the entire card covered.

It's too late for this year as I'm on my way out the door to start selling but I want to get them for next year. Thanks for any help you can give me. Lois
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Is this what you're looking for? clear envelopes.com I've ordered from them before, many years ago and was very happy.
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Yes, I found and purchased some from http://www.clearenvelopesambershaw.com. I'm not affiliated with her nor do I know here; I'm just a very happy customer who is paying it forward. She gives free shipping and also donates proceeds to the troops.
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OH...you are so sweet Allison....It takes a lot of $$$ to keep up my cards for the troops project and I am very grateful for each purchase...
Many blessings and a very Happy Mothers Day to each of you ladies here...
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Hi Amber! I didn't know you were on SCS. I'm happy to spread your message and will surely be ordering from you in the future!
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I actually hang around here a lot...when it is slow at work..here I am..
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Ok, so what size do I need for my reg. size cards? I think the envelopes I use are 43/8 by 53/4. I'm confused on the size I need. Thanks! Karen
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Another site you could try is creative image stamps www.cistamps.com. They also have the clear card jackets.
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California Paper Goods have it all.
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The standard size is A2
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Amber, could we have a picture and prices. These might be just what I need for my church group.
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I suppose if you are desperate, you could use two regular 'clear envelopes' with the tacky strip and tack them together to create two facing pockets...

I use one and include a tag on the back side that describes how the card is decorated on the inside, what the words say, etc.
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Thanks everyone for your advice. I appreciate your help. I will be checking out the sites and report back to you. I just got in from our plant sale and am going right to bed--have to be up early tomorrow. It's the last day of the sale and we are really busy. Thanks again. Lois
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I am ordering some of these...does anyone have a discount code for the website? Thanks in advance!! Karen
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i love clearbags.com. i have ordered several times from them, and they have quality products. esp love their premium white envelopes. i also buy their clear boxes for card sets.
here is a link to their clear card jackets.
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Their prices are kind of high when you figure in shipping.
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I also am looking for a "hard to find" item related to the card jacket. I would like to display cards and/or card front samples in binder. Does anyone know a source for acrylic or plastic of some kind transparent sheets that would hold standard card fronts in pockets for display in a binder. I followed all the links listed above and did not see what I was looking for. I apologize in advance if this was not the appropriate thread to ask my question...Please, forgive I am a newbie!
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Old 05-15-2009   #19
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Here is the web site for ordering the card sleeve protectors that fit in a binder.

http://www.centuryphoto.com/servlet/...P100&RAND=4154

Scroll down until you see the Polaroid pages. Those are the ones you want.
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www.cropstop.com also has the sleeves for a binder to hold cards and much more!!
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Hello everyone,

I know! Card jackets!!!! We have discussed them many times but I'm still not finding what I want. I'm looking for a jacket that covers the entire card. I also want to be able to open the card and read the inside without getting it dirty. They have them for store cards but I can't locate them online in bulk. They are a more clear cellophane type material rather than a soft plastic-type sleeve. Not like a baggie. You slip the card in the sleeve and close the card. Any hints, suggestions???

The reason I want these is because my daughter is planning on selling her cards at an annual plant sale that we sponser every Mother's day weekend. I don't want people picking up dirty plants and then remembering they need a card and get the cards dirty. She uses a A-7 size card. I've seen the small tabs that cover the inside by a few inches but I want the entire card covered.

It's too late for this year as I'm on my way out the door to start selling but I want to get them for next year. Thanks for any help you can give me. Lois
As many are telling you, Clear Bags.com is an excellent comapny. The are very helpful when you call and very fast with shipping. I've been ordering from them for quite a while and have never been disappointed in the product or the service.
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Old 05-25-2009   #22
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I use Century Plastic products in various sizes to accommodate the different sizes of cards I make and keep them all in binders.

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