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what do you menus look like? help

Browneyesncute Posted:

what do you menus look like? help

please share....

i'm about to print my menus out on semi glossy white paper. i want to mount it on wine colord paper. what is the best way to stick it together
TrueLoveIn2008 Posted:

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Here is my sample. You can use the little double-sided sticky squares to attach them - they sell them at michaels, ac moore in the scrapbook section. love them!

Browneyesncute Posted:

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Posted by JBoothIn2008

Here is my sample. You can use the little double-sided sticky squares to attach them - they sell them at michaels, ac moore in the scrapbook section. love them!




Is that a border of did you mount it on anonther piece of paper!

sorry i'm not so crafty these days
Soon2BMrsD Posted:

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use scrapbook tape runner. the permanant glue kind!!! works AWESOmE!and its so easy to use!

TrueLoveIn2008 Posted:

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Posted by Browneyesncute


Posted by JBoothIn2008

Here is my sample. You can use the little double-sided sticky squares to attach them - they sell them at michaels, ac moore in the scrapbook section. love them!




Is that a border of did you mount it on anonther piece of paper!

sorry i'm not so crafty these days



I used cream colored cardstock and mounted it onto a piece of cardstock they had at michaels that had threads through it - i love the way it looks but i think I will use brown oaktag now because it's a tooooonnnn cheaper and no one will look at them that closely.
Browneyesncute Posted:

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Posted by Browneyesncute


Posted by JBoothIn2008

Here is my sample. You can use the little double-sided sticky squares to attach them - they sell them at michaels, ac moore in the scrapbook section. love them!




thanks for your help, i wanted to make sure i was doing this correctly

Is that a border of did you mount it on anonther piece of paper!

sorry i'm not so crafty these days



I used cream colored cardstock and mounted it onto a piece of cardstock they had at michaels that had threads through it - i love the way it looks but i think I will use brown oaktag now because it's a tooooonnnn cheaper and no one will look at them that closely.

Toucan311 Posted:

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What is semi freddo

mRm2008 Posted:

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I just was working on mine today!
Wedding999 Posted:

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this is the only pic i have - i just did mine on ivory resume paper and cut them

i printed the border around them
Browneyesncute Posted:

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they all look soo pretty!

CJ831 Posted:

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Posted by JBoothIn2008

Here is my sample. You can use the little double-sided sticky squares to attach them - they sell them at michaels, ac moore in the scrapbook section. love them!



I LOVE this one!!! Can you do mine for me? lol
Wifeynella Posted:

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SparkyandAng Posted:

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Posted by Browneyesncute

please share....

i'm about to print my menus out on semi glossy white paper. i want to mount it on wine colord paper. what is the best way to stick it together



having the same issue b/c you can see the double sided tape or glue dots thru the vellum/translucent paper so I think i'm going to use a glue dot and then put a ribbon on top of that.
Wifeynella Posted:

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I used rubber cement b/c i felt it was more forgiving in the time i was able to position it correctly. the double sided tape wasn't easy for me.

Hawks Nest Posted:

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You can try using the xron sticker machines from AC moore. That is what I am using to make my invites..

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