Acid Free 1.496mil (Single Side) Crystal Sealed Clear Bags for 8.5x11 Art Prints, Photos, 9 Inches by 11 3/7 Inches, 25-Pack

Nice product I was hesitant to buy it as the complainants were that it was packaged folded in half leaving a crease down the middle, however mine arrived packaged flat and perfect!

Exactly what I was looking for to sort and store my different colors of 8 1/2 x 11 cardstock. Holds plenty of sheets per package, seals and reseals beautifully, stores nicely. Very satisfied with my purchase.

I put 9 x 12 canvas panels in these and it *just* fits. Keeps acrylics from sticking together, and keeps pastels from rubbing off. Recommended.

The plastic is acid free and they are true to sizw

Work well, seem sturdy although very thin. Art work shows up well sealed inside them.

Does what I need it to do just a little too long compared to others but it’s not the end the world.

Perfect. Exactly as described.

Ive been doing digital art on and off for about 10 years, and recently decided to put up my stylus and do art with physical mediums for a while. Ive been experimenting with a lot of mediums, to include but not limited to: Watercolor, oil and acrylic paint, sketching pencils, gel pens, chalk pastels, and charcoal pencils. One thing thats kept me motivated in digital art is I save almost all of my art. While I am by no means a professional and have no aspirations to be one, its obvious, and heartening, to look at my old digital art and compare it to recent digital pieces and see improvement in different areas. I want to do this with my journey into art with physical mediums and tools, but thats not always easy. Anyone thats handled an oil painting or art done with charcoal or pastels knows what Im talking about: Some art mediums are just downright messy! Sure, I can literally hang up or frame some of my watercolor and acrylic art, but I want to document as much of my art as I can, even if it is embarrassing when family members see my attempts, but I digress! These bags let me do just that! While I find it a bit tricky to get paper/canvas sheets loaded in to a bag, once I get it loaded and close the bag up, I am able to handle my art with more confidence. Sure, I still have to handle some art, such as art done with the tools I mentioned above, with some care, its still a lot easier to handle art stowed in one of these bags, and MUCH easier to store the art! Im happy to report that with even with a bit of rough handling, not even my charcoal or pastel art has smudged or smeared inside one of these bags as well. Ill definitely be getting more of these bags real soon and am grateful to have a means to archive my art. As with my digital art, I dont expect to become an expert but I know Ill enjoy seeing how my art improves and changes over time as I keep painting and drawing with actual pens, pencils and brushes!

We bought these to store canvas panels and they work perfectly. crystal clear

I needed resealable clear bags for my larger sports media guides. I have used the 2 mil 8&3/4x 11&1/8 BCW bags for thinner volumes, and tried their slightly larger bags for thicker volumes, but neither could handle the thicker media guides that have become more prevalent in the last decade or so. These were able to accommodate the lager guides (up to about 1/2 inch in thickness), but they required quite a bit of care to keep them from separating at the seams when inserting the guides. I ruined 3 or 4 before getting the hang of it, and then was able to keep the bags intact 8 or 9 times out of 10. If they were just a bit thicker and sturdier, they would get 5 stars from me.