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DIY Menus

Jmrosa1 Posted:

DIY Menus

Ok so I am trying to figure out my next task of DIY my menu. So for those of you that did can you please...

1. Show me yours for some ideas

2. What size did you print them out on?

If you have a template to share of the single card type that would be great. I don't want to do the menu that folds. I was thinking printing on regular paper and then gluing it to an eggplant card stock that I am using for other things. Has anyone printed on vector paper and then glued to card stock?

I know you ladies are crafty...I'll take all the help I can get

TIA!
leesah85 Posted:

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im not doing my own since my RH provides them but i know that they are usually 'tea length' which is usually around 9' x 4'

AwaitingAugust Posted:

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i made mine on VistaPrint ... they're called Rack Cards. I really liked the way they came out:

msmontoute Posted:

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I am also going to try and do mine on Vistaprint, as well as the table #s.

Chelechel1 Posted:

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Posted by AwaitingAugust

i made mine on VistaPrint ... they're called Rack Cards. I really liked the way they came out:



MARBLE CAKE WITH BANANA CREAM??????????????????????????????
OMG!!!! THAT SOUNDS DELISH!!!!!!
Jmrosa1 Posted:

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Yea I saw that I can do them on there...but seeing if I can print them cheaper myself somehow. FH doesn't see a point in menus if the waiter is going to say it...lol. So the least I can do is not spend a ton of money on it.

HoosierCouple Posted:

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Posted by msmontoute

I am also going to try and do mine on Vistaprint, as well as the table #s.




how are u printing the table #s on vista? What paper stock of theirs are you using?
Jmrosa1 Posted:

Re: DIY Menus


Posted by AwaitingAugust

i made mine on VistaPrint ... they're called Rack Cards. I really liked the way they came out:




Is this size menu tea length, or another size?
mthornton82 Posted:

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vistaprint rack cards :)

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