How to Make Custom Prints: Step-by-Step Guides
All Step By Step Creation Guides
How to Design a Church Booklet That Tells Your Story
Plan a church booklet page by page: order of service, page counts in fours, saddle stitch or perfect bound, paper weight and type the back row can read.
How to Design a Die-Cut Menu That Cuts Clean and Lasts
A die-cut menu needs one closed cut path, an eighth inch of bleed past it and a stock that survives service, plus the shapes, sizes and lamination to use.
How to Design a Takeout Menu People Keep and Reorder From
Design a takeout menu that survives a greasy bag: the right size, a price column that scans, gloss cover stock, and a QR code that works once printed.
How to Design Backing Cards for Pins and Earrings That Sell
Backing card sizes for pins and earrings, hole spacing that punches cleanly, uncoated and kraft stock choices, and the file setup that avoids a reprint.
How to Design a Church Connect Card People Actually Fill Out
Design a church connect card people actually complete: uncoated writing side, 4 by 6 size, three fields, and the print specs that stop pens from skipping.
How to Design Custom Discount Cards That Bring Customers Back
Design a discount card people keep, with the offer line, plastic or card stock, CR80 layout with bleed and safety, and barcodes that scan at the counter.
How to Design Custom Price Tags for Retail Products
Design custom price tags that read in a second, with price hierarchy, punch hole clearance, barcode quiet zones, tag sizes, stocks and file setup.
How to Design Thank You Postcards People Keep
How to lay out a thank you postcard that keeps the USPS postcard rate, which stock actually takes a pen, and the wording that makes the card worth keeping.
How to Find the Nearest Print Shop That Can Actually Print Your Job
How to find the nearest print shop, tell a copy counter from a real press, the five questions to ask, and when shipping beats driving across town.
How to Get Cards Printed Next Day and Still Hit Your Deadline
Next day card printing ships the next business day when you approve before the noon ET cutoff, plus the card builds that miss it and the file prep.
Get Professional Looking Greeting Cards With the Right Stock, Score and Finish
What separates a professional greeting card from a home print: 14pt or heavier cover stock, a scored fold, full bleed trim and the right finish.
How to Hang Frames on a Wall Straight, Level, and at the Right Height
Hang frames to a 57 inch center line, match the hook to the frame weight, keep gallery gaps near 2 inches, and mark hook height before you drill.
