Review on St James Overtures Capital Emboss by Antoine Cash

I was ready to love her and ended up loving her, but only AFTER spending an extra 15 minutes figuring out how to send something through your printer which ends up with your guest's name placed in the correct spot on the place card. The product you receive does not come with instructions, so don't be hasty in throwing away the wrapping paper with the manufacturer's name on it. On a whim I googled the manufacturer's name and there was something on the manufacturer's website called "Templates" that REALLY had a very useful (I would say must have) Microsoft Word compatible template that if you open it and using your intuition (because even when the template is open, there are still no specific instructions on what to do), you can make the typed names look professionally done in the finished product. I was a little worried that the deck might be too heavy (heavy is good for a place card) to run through my printer, but in fact the stock of cards that went through it just buckled and the end of the story is me have nice looking seating cards at my (big) Thanksgiving table.