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What Goes on the Front and Back of a Baseball Card
What belongs on a baseball card front and back, from photo, name and stat grid to card number and copyright line, plus the size, bleed and finish to pick.
Business Letter Format on Letterhead, Measured Line by Line
The full block business letter format on letterhead: where the date starts, the 1 inch margins, salutation punctuation, the signature block, and page two.
How to Use a Free Sticker Maker to Design and Print Custom Stickers
What a free sticker app can and cannot do for print, from canvas size and 0.125 inch bleed to 300 ppi artwork, plus which sticker cut and material to buy.
How to Design a Banner Advertisement That Pays for Its Placement
Plan a banner advertisement by placement and viewing time, cut the copy to what gets read, make the response trackable, and match material to the run.
How to Design a Branded Business Tablecloth That Reads Across the Aisle
Where the logo goes on a branded business tablecloth, how big to set aisle type, and how to build a dye sublimation file that prints the way you expect.
How to Design a Campaign Flyer That Voters Actually Read
How to design a campaign flyer voters read, with name hierarchy, the paid for by disclaimer box, standard sizes and stocks, and bulk printing on time.
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.
