DL 3 Panel Slimline Invitation Card - Buffalo Kraft Board 386gsm
- The DL 3 Panel Slimline Invitation Card is a gorgeous 3 panel invitation card with the front panel folding flush with the edge of the card. They are slimmer than standard sizes making them appear more elegant - as a result they are popular both engagement invitations and christening invitations. They are also known as slimline Tri Fold Cards or Z Fold Cards and are also used for wedding invitations.
- This DL 3 Panel Slimline Invitation Card is made from unbleached, natural brown kraft board with a unique two-ply design which gives one side a more natural finish than the other! Buffalo Kraft Board is generally used for high end product packaging but it also makes wonderfully affordable invitation & greeting cards.
- This DIY Invitation Card arrives flat packed & unfolded making them easier to print. When folded they measure 8.1cm x 21cm and are normally used in portrait format.
- Tip : When working with scored cards, the bump on the score (or fold line) is always the inside. When ready to fold, place on clean flat surface with bumps facing up and gently fold the card over and align the corners. Whilst holding the corners together, gently flatten out the fold. For best results, make the fold sharp by rubbing gently with the back of a clean spoon.
- We use & recommend Helmar 450 Quick Dry Glue or Helmar Premium Craft Glue for gluing any inserts or decorative papers to the front panel. (sold separately)
- The invitation text is normally printed directly on the card. However, sometimes the invitation text is is printed on a paper insert. (sold separately)
- All of our DL 3 Panel Slimline Invitation Cards fit into our standard DL Envelopes or our DL Invitation Boxes. Our folding cards are specifically designed to fit our standard envelopes & box sizes. (sold separately)
- This DL 3 Panel Slimline Invitation Card is made from paper that
- This Buffalo Kraft Board is manufactured in the USA and converted and packaged by Paperglitz in Sydney, Australia. This natural brown board is light but rigid and is widely used by wedding stationers for bomboniere boxes and invitation boxes. It also also popular for chocolatiers and cake makers looking for safe packaging boxes.
- It is also widely used for Annual Reports, Brochures, Menus, Greeting Cards, Invitations and blister packaging, freezer & fridge and a wide range of general quality packaging.
- Important - colour may darken slighty when exposed to light - as it contains - as it contains natural dye pigments. This is not a defect, it is a characteristic of naturally dyed products. Generally this is only noticable if comparing a new unexposed sheet to an older exposed sheet or a section of the sheet has been covered. Please ensure you take this into consideration for colour matching purposes, we will not accept any claims about the darkening of the stock.
Environmentally Conscious Product :
- Food contact approved to ISEGA standards - great for packaging chocolates, cakes etc.
- Certified Carbon Neutral to exit of Mill door
- Recycled Content - minimum 18% recycled fibre from pre-consumer waste
- ISO 14001 Environmental Management System
- PEFC Certified - sustainable forest management through independent third party certification
- Unbleached natural brown kraftboard with unique two-ply design
*Compatible is not a guarantee of performance on your specific printer. It has been tested to work with a wide range of such printers/toners but it always subject to machine type and specification. It also refers to the paper used to make this product and not the product itself, as sizes and shapes accepted by each printer is different. Prior testing is recommended.
We also carry this card in 283gsm card stock, boxes & a wide range of die cut DIY invitation cards. If you are colour matching paper & envelopes, the closest match is Buffalo Kraft Paper. They are from different mills but a visually similar in colour.
Buy with confidence and specify only "Genuine Paperglitz DL 3 Panel Slimline Invitation Cards" for your next project.
