DIY Tips
Printing stocks smaller than 3″x5″ can be tricky; therefore, print multiple items on an 8.5″x11″ to minimize the chance of a paper jam. Include crop marks to ensure precise cuts after printing.
When printing on vellum it’s best to use a laser printer. If using an ink jet, be sure to let the ink dry overnight to reduce risk of smearing.
When printing on textured paper it’s best to use an ink jet printer. If using a laser printer, be sure to print with the grain.
When assembling your invitations use 3M Scotch™ ATG Tape Rolls and Dispensers or any tape runner to quickly, easily and securely adhere layers together.
During the assembly process, lightweight papers are more likely to wrinkle and tear. Invitations Ink recommends using cardstock whenever possible.
