Strathmore Photo Frame Cards & Envelopes, Plain Border, Full Size, 5x6.875 inch, 6 Pack

Introducing Strathmore Photo Frame Cards, the perfect way to showcase your special moments & cherished images in a unique & personalized manner. These trifold cards feature a convenient cutout window that allows you to create a customized frame around your photo. With Strathmore Photo Frame Cards, you have the creative freedom to design a frame that complements your image & adds a touch of elegance. The included double-stick adhesive tabs make it easy to securely attach your photo, ensuring it stays in place. Whether you're gifting or displaying your favorite memories, Strathmore Photo Frame Cards provide a stylish & memorable presentation. The history of Strathmore Paper Company began on St. Patrick's Day in 1892 when its founder, Horace Moses, opened the Mittineague Paper Mill in West Springfield, MA. Strathmore has been a leading supplier of fine art papers for 130 years & founded with the belief that better paper makes better art. Strathmore provides artists of all levels with one of the widest ranges of quality surfaces for producing beautiful works of art, no matter the choice of medium. Listening to the needs of artists & providing inspiration, education, & innovating new products is at the core of what matters to Strathmore.

• STRATHMORE PREMIUM PHOTO CARDS—Create custom, artistic cards for your favorite images from birthdays, weddings, graduations & parties
• CUTOUT WINDOW—Trifold cards feature a window opening 3.125x4.625" & double-stick adhesive tabs to easily secure a photo
• STURDY PAPER—Made with 80lb/216g paper, great for customizing with light washes of paint, marker, colored pencil, or pastel
• CONVENIENT SIZE WITH ENVELOPES—Available as a standard full size card paired with envelopes, providing a hassle-free & professional presentation for your gifts & display.
• STRATHMORE: THE ARTIST'S CHOICE—Choosing an art surface is one of the most important decisions an artist makes in determining the outcome of their work. Artists choose Strathmore.