I am one of a group of three photographers who have been selling our
photographic cards for about 8 years now. We get our cards made up
custom from a local print house and then glue 4X6 on to the front. i
believe we paid less than 30 cents a card but we ordered 10,000 blank
cards. Envelopes
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They also offer cards, but I haven't tried that:
http://www.fedex.com/us/officeprint/onlineprint/persprods/photocards.html?link
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In any case, I recommend stopping at the local shop and finding a
knowledgea
Marnie,
I've used Kinko's (and a local copy shop as well) for printing cards
from photos. I create a file in Photoshop with everything I need,
including the proper margins, save as Á PDF, and then ask them to
print using their color printer without resizing to fit or anything.
I use the paper t
Thanks -P (Peter?) and Godfrey. Will check out.
Marnie aka Doe
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You might look at someone like www.vistaprint.com or www.psprint.com.
They have a good range of card types that you can order printed in
volume at a reasonable rate. I did postcards through them ... 1000
large format postcards printed four color on one side and black only
on the other for $
Marnie -
I've used these - not ever in any great quantity. The price for 10 in
the shops here (Milwaukee) is about double the Dick Blick price.
http://www.dickblick.com/zz119/15/
The cards are 5x7 and take a 4x6 print very nicely. I use double sided
tape to hold the print to the card so the r
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Hi Marnie, I make cards a lot.
2 methods I use -
1. Print directly onto heavy card, fold and chop in the Rot-a-trim (a
Dhal actually)
2. print onto best quality photo paper, chop to size, paste onto card.
On 24/6/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED], discombobulated, unleashed:
>Any suggestions welcome. Especially from those who have done cards.
Hi Marnie, I make cards a lot.
2 methods I use -
1. Print directly onto heavy card, fold and chop in the Rot-a-trim (a
Dhal actually)
2. print onto best quality phot
In a message dated 6/24/2006 1:09:52 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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I think our local Costco does this sort of thing.
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Cool. Not a member, so didn't think of it. But nonmembers can still use it.
There's one in the next town, I'll check it out.
Thanks. Marnie
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I think our local Costco does this sort of thing.
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> Date: 2006/06/24 Sat PM 07:03:40 GMT
> To: pdml@pdml.net
> Subject: OT: Making Cards with Photos
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> I am about ready to print up my Mom's memorial card. Going to put a photo of
>
I am about ready to print up my Mom's memorial card. Going to put a photo of
her hands on the front, usual memorial stuff inside, with a biography letter
insert.
I called up the only good local lab left around here -- they don't do cards.
They will do up prints from a jpg. Which I might let the
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