What size cards do you normally do?

[wendalyn]

I am curious on the size Cards everyone normally makes. I have been starting to do alot of 6 x 6 cards and I enjoy them. Also Make te A2 cards alot. Not sure why but I don't do alot of 5 x 7 ones...

[stampercamper]

Almost all of my cards are a half piece of 8 1/2 x 11 folded. Not sure if that is the A2 or not but that is what I do.

Mary

[lindalee]

I make A2's -- quarter sheet of 8.5x11 cardstock. I hate having to pay extra postage.

[valentina9]

I make mostly a2 as well, sometimes a few bigger ones, espcially ones for work or for DH's work. I am the resident card maker for both. LOL!

[ninatar]

I agree - A-2's. Least waste of standard paper, and you can buy plastic sheets them in flip albums. Easier to store and share.

[WeLove2Stamp]

I like the 6x6 but find envelopes either hard to find or expensive. so I also stick with the A2 for most cards.

[JoyOfStamping]

A2 for me! I just feel like I get the most out of my cardstock that way. 4 1/4 x 5 1/2!

[CrabbyAbbe]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ninatar

I agree - A-2's. Least waste of standard paper, and you can buy plastic sheets them in flip albums. Easier to store and share.

never thought of that, thanks for the idea, and the excuse to go back out to Wal Mart or target :lol:

[Qbee]

I do mainly 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 if you are measuring the card front. I don't like to make my own envelopes and I can get the most of my card stock this way.

I do like to make square cards for special cards such as invitations. These cards end up being somewhere between 5 x 5 and 6 x 6 depending on the size of envelopes that I can find.

Take care, Brenda (Qbee)

[woodmarc]

I do mostly A2. For same reasons previously stated. The envelopes for
larger sizes are quite a bit more expensive even if you are using SU's, and also the postage factor. An extra 23c for just a card grinds on me!
Marcie