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Hi Sara,
Thanks for your post. We clicked the link and saw a lot of cards with the text 'happy birthday' and couldn't see the specific one you were referencing. However, it's always best to see a physical sample of the paper you're trying to match to see if we can find the source because it's almost impossible to match a paper to a photo. In regards to your question about printing - there are many methods of printing and depends on the effect, quality, design and quantities you're seeking. One can print themselves using a laser or inkjet printer, or send the design off to a printer online. The choices are virtually endless. Although we work with a number of printers, our expertise is the paper.
Legion Paper
Thanks for your post. We clicked the link and saw a lot of cards with the text 'happy birthday' and couldn't see the specific one you were referencing. However, it's always best to see a physical sample of the paper you're trying to match to see if we can find the source because it's almost impossible to match a paper to a photo. In regards to your question about printing - there are many methods of printing and depends on the effect, quality, design and quantities you're seeking. One can print themselves using a laser or inkjet printer, or send the design off to a printer online. The choices are virtually endless. Although we work with a number of printers, our expertise is the paper.
Legion Paper
March 11, 2016 |
Legion Paper
Legion Paper
I am looking to find paper like this: https://us.cricut.com/design/#/landing/Cards:%20Birthday (the last card in the first row - it says "happy birthday." I have had no such like finding card stock like that, so I was thinking of making my own. I need help getting started though; do I need to design it in photoshop and then just print it on card stock and what kind of printer should be used?