Any thoughts on making your own slipcases?
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Any thoughts on making your own slipcases?
I searched fairly extensively and found nothing about this topic but I am tossing around the idea of making my own custom slipcase.
I am beginning to accumulate alot of home movies of my family, vacations, etc that I am currently storing in thin jewel cases. I want to eventually store them in slim keepcases but I want them to look neat and semi-professional.
I know some people like slipcases and some people hate them. I was curious if anyone has made their own and how did they do it. In theory you should be able to use a relatively thick piece of paper (maybe even thin cardboard). The only problem I can think of right now is feeding it through my inkjet (although it could be done in pieces and glued together).
Any ideas or suggestions?
I am beginning to accumulate alot of home movies of my family, vacations, etc that I am currently storing in thin jewel cases. I want to eventually store them in slim keepcases but I want them to look neat and semi-professional.
I know some people like slipcases and some people hate them. I was curious if anyone has made their own and how did they do it. In theory you should be able to use a relatively thick piece of paper (maybe even thin cardboard). The only problem I can think of right now is feeding it through my inkjet (although it could be done in pieces and glued together).
Any ideas or suggestions?




