You can also have your jewelry tags and earring cards made and cut professionally for as little as a penny per card.

When I printed all of my tags and cards on my inkjet printer, the paper-cutter part became too time consuming for me and I really disliked doing it! So I swithced to having them printed up for me by a local copy shop. I took my earring card / jewelry tag file on disk to the copy shop and had them print out and cut apart a few thousand 2-sided cards.

Then I could just quickly write in the gemstones by hand, which I felt gave the packaging a nice handmade touch. These 2-sided cards cost me about a penny a piece.

If you have your cards done by a copy shop, I recommed explaining to the person who will take care or your order exactly how you will be using the finished cards. Bring a sample of the card and a pair of earrings with you, and show them how you hang your earrings on the cards. Describe how you use and display your jewelry tags with your other jewelry pieces, and how the cards are handled at shows. The copy-shop person may have some great ideas for you, once they understand how the jewelry tags or earring cards will be used.

I was very lucky to have a creative copy person who thought my project was interesting, and suggested some things (such as the rounded corners) that made my cards turn out even better than I expected!