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    So it's my dds party on sat and its monster high theme and she wants to do badges like school id for everyone. Was looking at self laminating pouches as I don't have a laminator but its nearly as cheap to buy one! If I want to do business card ones do I need a certain size pouch or do I cut an a4 one? Sorry if its a dumb question!

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    just use a4 and cut them up x

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    Ah thank you!!

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    Just make sure you leave enough room between each item you want to cut out otherwise it'll not seal properly

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    Ebay do self-seal credit card size pouches. They don't need a laminator.

    Self Seal Pouches, Laminating Pouches, Cold Seal Pouches x 10 | eBay

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    Quote Originally Posted by littletreasures View Post
    Ebay do self-seal credit card size pouches. They don't need a laminator.

    Self Seal Pouches, Laminating Pouches, Cold Seal Pouches x 10 | eBay

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    Oooh I've not seen these before...I need some...why do I need some?! Can't think of a reason yet...but I NEED some

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    That's what I thought. I'm going to use them for id cards for the kids when we go out for the day
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    I bought this from Amazon and I use it all the time. Comes with a paper trimmer too with different cutting tools

    Texet A4 Laminator and Paper Trimmer Value Pack: Amazon.co.uk: Office Products

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    Quote Originally Posted by MTK007 View Post
    I bought this from Amazon and I use it all the time. Comes with a paper trimmer too with different cutting tools

    Texet A4 Laminator and Paper Trimmer Value Pack: Amazon.co.uk: Office Products
    Ooh that's good value! Thanks all!!

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