See samples and price estimates for our professional graphic design services. Our graphic designers are knowledgeable about marketing and know what designs it takes to attract potential customers and increase sales for you. We make sure the designs are aesthetically pleasing and also meets the necessary printing standards and file requirements. Let our experienced graphic designers create eye-catching designs for you. Don't spend additional time figuring out graphic design programs and learning the many guidelines to make the file print right. Our experienced graphic designers can help you turn your vague ideas into a visual reality.

Fonts: outline, embed, or flatten fonts to avoid any font changesĭon't understand? See more details about File Requirements here and see our step-by-step program instructions.

Safety zone: important text and logos should be at least 0.125' inside of the cutting edge.

Color mode: CYMK (not RGB or Pantone colors).

Bleed: if any graphics or background colors touch the cut line (edge of paper), the file must be extended 0.25' greater than the width and height of the final product size (0.125' each side).

CDR (Microsoft files should be converted to PDF files to avoid any changes across computers) Great for business cards and invitations.įile Requirements Before uploading your artwork, please make sure that your file meets the following requirements:

120lb McCoy Silk Cover: thick premium card stock with smooth silk finish.Often used for business cards, postcards, rack cards. 14pt C2S: very thick card stock coated 2 sides.Color looks very vibrant on this kind of paper. Often used for postcards, greeting cards, holiday cards, portfolio pages. 100lb Laser Cover: thick, uncoated card stock.Thank you, also, for making the measurements etc freely available. I was somewhat hesitant about using vellum, but I am now looking forward to using the stamp sets and vellum to create spectacular cards. Your video has inspired and encouraged me. 100lb Gloss Cover: thick glossy card stock. I am relatively new to card making and am really enjoying it.Great for invitations and textured business cards and card stock menus. 80lb Cover Classic Linen: a lightweight card stock with raised crosshatch patterns for an elegance you can see and feel.80lb Cover Classic Crest: a lightweight card stock with a natural, uncoated paper feel. Great for invitations, business cards, and card stock menus.Great for invitations, business reply mail, and cards. 80lb Bright White Cover: a lightweight card stock.Although most cover papers (card stocks) should be scored before folded, this one does not because of its light weight. 67lb Vellum Bristol Cover: a very lightweight card stock with a natural, uncoated paper feel that is both firm and flexible.65lb Cover Astrobright: a lightweight card stock in bold, bright colors that grab your attention.24lb bond paper is equivalent to 60lb book/text paper. Note: 20lb bond paper is equivalent to 50lb book/text paper. Often used for flyers, brochures, and sales sheets. 100lb Matte/Dull Book: matte/dull paper, a little thicker than the inside pages of a typical magazine.100lb Gloss Book: glossy paper, a little thicker than the inside pages of a typical magazine.60lb Text Astrobright: copy paper slightly heavier than 20lb in bold, bright colors that grab your attention.60lb Text: copy paper that is slightly heavier than 20lb in white or pastel colors.

Great for premium letters, letterheads, resumes, and business proposals. 24lb Classic Linen: premium watermarked paper with raised crosshatch patterns for an elegance you can see and feel.24lb Classic Crest: premium watermarked paper with smooth finish to enhance professional identity.Colors look very vivid and bright on this type of paper. 24lb Laser Bond White: paper with super-smooth surface for laser prints.20lb Bond: standard copy paper in white or pastel colors.Deiterich holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Albright college and has three expert rating certifications including Grammar, Words/Phrases and Advertising Skills. As an environmental proponent, nature and science are her areas of interest. The National Archives: Differences Between Parchment, Vellum and Paper.Īnn Deiterich has been a writer since 1984 in business-to-business communications, specializing in TQM, business/financial topics, office management and production efficiency.

Vellum business card stock