Let Creativity Fly stationery and paper since 2009
Turn a semester of notes into cards you can flip on the bus, with 14 sets from 2.2 x 3.5 pocket rings to 5 x 8 neon cards.
Index cards
Sort subjects by color and flip through the stack one-handed between classes or on rounds. The 300 blank cards are 230gsm, stiff as a business card, in 6 colors of 50 or plain white, with kraft covers and metal rings.
Index cards
Write a recipe or a vocabulary list, then tear the card off cleanly along its perforated edge and file it. The 400 college-ruled cards come in 8 spiral pads of 180gsm paper, in white or 4 colors.
Index cards
Draw an anatomy diagram or a mind map on each 3 x 5 inch card, and add or pull cards on the rings as notes change. All 480 cards are 230gsm, close to playing cards in stiffness, in 6 colors.
Index cards
Give each course its own color, 180 cards to each of 6 colors, and carry a chapter at a time on a metal ring. The 1080 blank cards are 2.2 x 3.5 inches of 230gsm paper.
Index cards
Ruled on both sides, the 300 cards are 230gsm, 6 colors or white, 2.2 x 3.5 or 3 x 5 inches. Hang the ring on a kitchen hook for recipes, or pocket it to drill pharmacology terms before an exam.
Index cards
Split cards by subject, one color to a ring, in a size that takes 37% less room than 3 x 5. The 250-card pack has 5 colors of 50, 10 waterproof covers and 5 rings, or 400 or 600 cards.
Index cards
Assign a color to each group in class or each priority on your desk, with 34 cards in each of 8 colors. The 272 loose cards are 150gsm, college ruled on both sides, and 3 x 5 inches.
Index cards
Label the tab on top of each card, then flip straight to Breakfast or Desserts in a recipe box without leafing through. There are 252 narrow-ruled 3 x 5 cards at 150gsm, 42 in each of 6 colors.
Index cards
Tear speech cues off one at a time along the perforations and keep the rest bound behind a waterproof PVC cover. The 500 cards come as 10 spiral pads, 3 x 5 inches and 150gsm, in 5 colors or white.
Index cards
Fit long statutes or medical terms onto lines ruled on both sides at 7.1mm, then file the cards in any standard 3 x 5 index box. Packs run from 200 to 1200 cards of 150gsm stock in 8 colors.
Index cards
Work a long formula or a full recipe onto the 4 x 6 inch page, then tear it free for a recipe box. The 8 pads hold 50 cards each, one color per pad, on 150gsm paper behind PVC covers.
Index cards
Tape a formula to your monitor or lay out a storyboard on a wall. Sizes are 4 x 6 or 5 x 8, blank or lined, and the 4 x 6 set holds 180 cards at 150gsm in 9 colors.
Index cards
Nearly as stiff as a playing card, each 2.2 x 3.5 inch card is 230gsm, so you can write on it standing up. Keep a separate color for each of 7 subjects across 1500 blank cards.
Index cards
Sketch a molecule, a math function or a phonics picture on the unlined faces, front and back. The 272 cards measure 3 x 5 inches at 150gsm, 34 in each of 8 colors.
From the journalHow to Study With Index Cards: Writing, Spacing and the Leitner BoxWrite each card as one question, quiz yourself instead of rereading, and let a three-box Leitner system decide which cards come back tomorrow and which can wait a week.Read the guide, 8 minutes How to choose
A 2.2 x 3.5 card fits a shirt pocket, 3 x 5 suits a card box, and 5 x 8 holds a whole recipe.
Rings let you add and reorder cards as a course moves on, while spiral pads of 50 cards tear out clean along a perforated edge.
Our 230gsm ring cards feel close to a playing card in the hand, and the 150gsm packs are lighter for filing in bulk.
Blank cards leave room for diagrams and mind maps, while the colored 3 x 5 cards carry college ruling on both sides at 7.1 mm.
Index cards
Most students write a question on the front and the answer on the back, then shuffle until only the hard cards are left. Rings make that sorting physical. The cards you know come off the ring, and the 300-card pocket set at 2.2 x 3.5 inches goes back in a jacket carrying only the stubborn ones. For a whole course, the 1,080-card and 1,500-card ring sets split into six or seven colors, one per subject or chapter. Spread the reviews over several days, as our guide to studying with index cards lays out step by step. A deck shrinks faster that way than in one long night.
Away from exams, the cards take on quieter jobs. A speaker holds a 230gsm card at a lectern because it stays flat in one hand. Cooks pick the 4 x 6 spiral set, eight pads of 50 cards, where each recipe tears along a perforated line and drops into a recipe box. The tabbed 3 x 5 set prints a header strip on all 252 cards, so a box of recipes or client notes gets its own dividers. Counts on this shelf of Koogel stationery run from 200 to 1,500 cards. One short deck for a wedding toast and a carton for a full school year sit side by side.
Questions
Our ring cards are 230gsm, close to the feel of a playing card, and made to resist ink bleeding. The colored 3 x 5 packs are 150gsm and take writing on both sides. For a heavy marker, start with a 230gsm set and test one card before you fill a whole deck.
The 2.2 x 3.5 inch cards, the size of a business card. They come on rings in sets from 250 to 1,500 cards, with kraft covers on the 300-card set and waterproof covers on the key-ring set. The 3 x 5 card is the next size up and fits most card boxes.
Yes. Our spiral 3 x 5 and 4 x 6 pads have a perforated line next to the coil. Each card comes away with a clean edge, ready for a recipe box or a folder divider. The 3 x 5 sets hold 400 or 500 cards, and the 4 x 6 set holds 400 in eight pads.
The colored ruled 3 x 5 cards do, with college ruling front and back at 7.1 mm in 8 colors. Our lined ring cards are ruled on both sides as well. On the tabbed 3 x 5 set, narrow ruling fits more lines, and the blank sets leave both faces open for drawing.