Tree-free Hemp Blank Folded Cards
Tree-free Hemp Blank Folded Cards - A2 (4.25"x5.5")
$8.51
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$8.51
Regular price
$13.50
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'- Hemp Cardstock Blank Folded Cards
- 25-Pack in Choice of 3 Sizes: A2, A6, A7
- Made in USA from North American Hemp
- Tree-Free. Acid-Free. Archival Quality.
- Great for printing on inkjet and laserjet printers
Our hemp folded cards come in 25-packs of scored cards for precise folding, in your choice of three sizes:
Our hemp folded cards print well on both inkjet printer or laser printer. 70# Hemp cardstock. Made in USA. Natural organic hemp blank folded = cards.
Acid-free, chlorine-free. Archival quality.
Hemp is a fast-growing, renewable resource alternative to trees. Humans have made paper of the hemp plant for thousands of years. After dramatically reducing forest coverage of the earth, we now realize we may have to use hemp again, for a sustainable, all natural quality paper for the future.
Tree-free Hemp Blank Folded Cards
$8.51
Sale price
$8.51
Regular price
$13.50
- 25-Pack in Choice of 3 Sizes: A2, A6, A7
- Made in USA from North American Hemp
- Tree-Free. Acid-Free. Archival Quality.
- Great for printing on inkjet and laserjet printers
Hemp Cardstock Blank Folded Cards
Tree-free Hemp Blank Folded Cards made from 70# hemp card stock: 25% North-American-grown hemp, 75% post-consumer virgin tree-free recycled paper. Use our folded hemp cards to add your own personal eco-character to invitations and announcements.Our hemp folded cards come in 25-packs of scored cards for precise folding, in your choice of three sizes:
- A7 Folded card measures 5"x7" (7"x10" flat)
- A6 Folded card measures 4.5"x6" (6"x9" flat)
- A2 Folded card measures 4.25"x5.5" (5.5"x8.5" flat)
Our hemp folded cards print well on both inkjet printer or laser printer. 70# Hemp cardstock. Made in USA. Natural organic hemp blank folded = cards.
Acid-free, chlorine-free. Archival quality.
Hemp is a fast-growing, renewable resource alternative to trees. Humans have made paper of the hemp plant for thousands of years. After dramatically reducing forest coverage of the earth, we now realize we may have to use hemp again, for a sustainable, all natural quality paper for the future.