Printing my own deck of cards at FedEx Kinkos or Staples
Feb 29, 2012. I won't worry about having "proper" cards until you're at the blind or semi-blind playtest stage. That said, it depends on how much you want to put into it for what you want out. You could walk out of Kinko's (FedEx Office) with 2.5 x 3.5 cards printed on a fairly nice stock (something like 100# Hammermill Color Copy Cover or a 10 ...
Professionally printed cards (FFG & custom made content)
2021年5月18日 · 2. Then, at the bottom, click "Update to Saved Projects". 3. You should be brought to your Saved projects page, and for this card set -> click "Save as" and rename this. 4. Your newly saved set will appear in your Saved projects page, and you can click "Continue to edit" to edit the project from there.
Making Cards: You’ll never use your old method again.
2010年2月1日 · Please don’t do this; it’s difficult to explain to the paramedics. Making the cards. Spray: Take one page of card backs outside and spray it evenly with a good layer of adhesive. Wave it around a bit on your way back inside to improve the tackiness and strength of the glue. Only spray one sheet at a time.
Cheapest Printers for Custom Printed Card Games - BoardGameGeek
Sep 12, 2011. Not to derail but at first I thought this was a request for prices on desktop printers. The problem with existing price comparisons on desktop printers is they usually compare color costs based on 15% coverage of the page in full color. And we all know prototypes for games will usually be 90% coverage of the page in full color.
Best FREE software for designing cards? - BoardGameGeek
2016年10月6日 · Joe Ryan. @TinyFlameGames. Oct 11, 2016. I use Canva.com for designing cards. This won't work for actual printing (most likely) but I have been using them for prototypes and it works great. It is super simple and it is easy to duplicate cards and card features. It's free, though you can pay for some perks.
Card Maker 1.1.0.0 (Updated 1/18/2021) - BoardGameGeek
Aug 25, 2012 (edited) Overview. Card Maker is intended to assist in the creation of cards for a game. Cards can be generated using a CSV file as your data (text) source. You can enter all of the pertinent data into a spreadsheet, edit your card layout, then iterate easily without having to go back and change the layout of every card individually.
How to Print Cards from a PDF | Print and Play - BoardGameGeek
2018年3月16日 · I use his complex method like David mentioned: - Print single sided--usually on linen paper. - Spray with Minwax Polyurethane & let dry. - Align front & backs (I prefer using Jake's folded paper templates--so some computer rework of the PDFs prior to printing) - Spray glue them. - Sandwich around card stock.
Which Card Printing Services are the Best? - BoardGameGeek
Which Card Printing Services are the Best? I need to print some cards, and was just curious what everyone's take was on the best service in terms of price and quality (searched, but didn't find a specific thread. Please link to it if I just missed it, so I don't create another pointless thread).
Best Card printing services for UK (or EU) - BoardGameGeek
2013年1月7日 · They were originally intended as business cards and, at 84 x 55 mm their original business card design is a little bit smaller than the standard size bridge cards (87 x 56 mm) provided by Ivory Graphics, but are considerably cheaper at 16.99 for 50 cards with rounded corners. Postage and packing adds £3.25 to an order of 50 cards.
A complete guide: how to publish your own custom deck of cards
2020年8月20日 · Like USPCC, you will need a decent size order, which for Cartamundi is a minimum of 200 decks. Legends Playing Card Company (LPCC) - LPCC prints the bulk of their playing cards in a factory in Taiwan, and has been a popular choice for many crowdfunding projects due to the high quality of their playing cards.