My passport stds are complete

JA4bes · June 21, 2008

Wonderful!!

beebumble27 · June 23, 2008

I have to ask.....exactly what type of inkjet did you buy that worked on the glossy cardstock. I tried going to kinkos but they will not do the color on it because it will not work in their machine. So if I need to but one, I would rather buy one that I know will work on the cardstock Thanks for your help and they are AWESOME!!!!

kerryjbrown · June 23, 2008

These are great, thank you!

MsShelley · June 23, 2008

they look great!

KatyKo · June 23, 2008

So adorable!

I would love to use this template on my own, but I'm wondering where you got the paper, etc...Could you explain that process a bit? I'm thinking of getting them done through a printer, as I don't own one myself.

Yari · June 24, 2008

They look great! Congrats on a wonderful job.

Cassondra2009 · June 24, 2008

Super cute! Great job!

Minde · July 5, 2008

Here are all the pictures below...

I used cover paper that you can get at Michaels. I found it a bit cheaper through a wholesale paper company but it is identical to the sparkly stuff they sell at Michaels. Laser printers will not work for metallic like paper! I tried 3! I printed that on a Lexmark 2500 all in one which feeds from the top and comes out the front. This is a must! anything that has to make a sharp turn won't work. I got that printer at Wal-Mart for about $50 I think.

The inside sheets are HP brochure paper. Kinda slick and about 28 lb I think. No see through at all. Those I printed on a color laser printer but an inkjet would have done them too.

I used Word to print the envelopes, again must be on a printer that feeds from the top and comes out the front or you will have marks on the envelope. I stamped the back and used a pretty stamp.

Any other questions please ask. I cannot take credit for all of this as I learned and borrowed from others on here!