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I would like to see some examples of Vario (or other stock sheet) layouts that you are happy with the way they display your stamps. Thanks
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This homemade (I know, hard to believe isn't it? ) Vario took hours of planning, research, and a certain artistic flair to pull this off. Ta Da ! A page of my Germany collection  |
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| Edited by stallzer - 04/23/2013 6:53 pm |
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Robert, may I ask what you used for your information placards ? I like the frame, simple design, and color. On a serious note I love varios for used stamps since you can't have too many used Stamps and the shades and postmarks look good all lined up.  |
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| Edited by stallzer - 04/23/2013 9:26 pm |
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Quote: Robert, may I ask what you used for your information placards ? Yes you may. My template is simply a table I created with word processing software. The table has alternating wide and narrow columns and rows. The larger rectangles in the table have a narrow border and a light green background. I type the information in the rectangle and print out the sheet, then cut out the rectangle from the sheet. I use a mount cutter to straighten and square the edges. I've sized the rectangles to approximately U.S. definitive size. I have another template that is sized for G.B. Machins. If I need more room for information, I just widen the column or heighten the row. I'll gladly share the templates (they are in .odt format). Robert |
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What an inspiring display from everyone! Stallzer, you make me believe that "I can do that!"  How do you all get the sheet to lay so nice and flat? I have Vario and mine seem to have a curl right down the middle. Is there a secret trick to flatten the sheets or do I just have some "factory seconds"? Also, the static cling on my sheets is a nightmare! Any advice? |
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Those are some great layouts! Sure to be inspirations to fellow collectors. Thanks for showing these :) |
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Well, since this thread has been revisited... I still have those "not flat" Vario sheets and they still have static cling. Does anyone have any suggestions (especially about the static).  |
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Your welcome it should work.It works for most every plastic. I don't see where it would hurt any stamps. |
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