I have two friends graduating college and would like to get two blankets - about six photos each - along with some lettering. Is this doable?
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It's not a good idea to do any more than four photos on one throw. The more images you add will make the images smaller and won't be able to weave with as much detail and risk making them unrecognizable and being unhappy with the finished product. As for the letting that is no problem at all.
1939408
Yes.....I made photo copies of pictures and then transferred them onto a picture frame mats....worked awsome. Hopefully that helps :)
1119719
Yes, you can fit some extra pictures in there. I used them as a "proof" book for a senior portrait customer. Most of them I put 2 pictures in (back-to-back) but I also put some extras in a few of the sheets. It worked well for both. It wasn't too loose, where pictures fell out either which sometimes happend. It's not really fancy, but nice enough that I felt it was a professional presentation. Good Luck!
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I wouldn't think that it would be an issue, only thing is you may not always get two items that match but given the amount of items on each card that might be a rarity. I reckon give it a go, if all else fails you have a back-up pack of card that you can take on holidays!!!
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yes and yes. there is room to write in little notes aroudn the photos. additionally there are sections with each month of the first year and beyond. i'd say that 1-3 pictures can fit withing each age section, depending on size. hope this helps!
165015
Yes, you could attach an actual photo, and the inside is nice for writing, but it seems like a waste. They're really meant to be printed on, for one, and also, they are too small for a standard 4x6 photo, so you might have to shrink your photos. There are cards out there specifically designed for photo attachment and I think they would look better. (See if Avery has one.) I've seen cards that have a special insertion pocket for photos -- that would look much nicer than gluing a photo on one of these (the edges would be left exposed).
2008448
I only do flat: sheets, pillow cases, tableclothes, napkins and placemats. I would think it would be doable, but would take more patience than I have. There are u-tube videos and how to do shirts, etc.
995335
Sure you can, actually I have two cards, one for horizontal and other for vertical pics... Take my time but it worths...
1681430
I did a family scrapbook depending how big the picture was I was able to fit at least 3 to 4 images on a page. but you can add as many pages to the book you want
359924
I think the transfers would be ok, I would use extra time when applying heat. Its worth a try. You can always run to Goodwill and buy a practice shirt similar to the one you want to use. Good Luck
357204
I do not believe you can zip two of these together. It is a great sleeping bag and super warm (and as expected somewhat bulky even in compression bag).
36453
Imagine that it would depend on what type of climate you live in; you could use just one and if you're cold throw another blanket that's around to see if that is warmer for you - and after that you might know if you need more that one Vellux Blanket.
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It comes with 5 pieces of photo paper. You will have to buy the paper separate.
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Yes...but I'd try the One Subject Notebook first -- just to be sure! I think it'll do the 3 Subject but better safe than sorry. No bigger than 8.5" x 11" though.
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Very easily as long as these items are smaller than 9"x12" and not too thick. I used them for two newsstand magazines, some flyers, promo pens and other items to make a welcome kit for an event and they worked just fine with lots of room to spare. The smaller the item (LxW) the thicker it can be and still fit. These are probably too large for regular comic books and they would need to be checked for compatibility as they may not be archival quality materials. Your best bet for comics is to get the sleeves designed just for that purpose to avoid damaging them inadvertently. Similarly, they're probably fine for storing photos in a cool area, but the photo paper could react with the plastic over time. Very easily as long as these items are smaller than 9"x12" and not too thick. I used them for two newsstand magazines, some flyers, promo pens and other items to make a welcome kit for an event and they worked just fine with lots of room to spare. The smaller the item (LxW) the thicker it can be and still fit. These are probably too large for regular comic books and they would need to be checked for compatibility as they may not be archival quality materials. Your best bet for comics is to get the sleeves designed just for that purpose to avoid damaging them inadvertently.... » Read More Very easily as long as these items are smaller than 9"x12" and not too thick. I used them for two newsstand magazines, some flyers, promo pens and other items to make a welcome kit for an event and they worked just fine with lots of room to spare. The smaller the item (LxW) the thicker it can be and still fit. These are probably too large for regular comic books and they would need to be checked for compatibility as they may not be archival quality materials. Your best bet for comics is to get the sleeves designed just for that purpose to avoid damaging them inadvertently. Similarly, they're probably fine for storing photos in a cool area, but the photo paper could react with the plastic over time. « Show Less
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Yes, you'd need to buy two rolls. Better to have too much in case you need to trim here and there.
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Yes. It comes as individually packed blankets bundles in packages of ten. Very inexpensive, but the quality is.the same.as any other Mylar blanket out there.