I've really enjoyed and learned a lot from your Canva card series. Thanks so much for your time and attention to detail. I'm trying to figure out how to design and print greeting cards, in Canva, for sale. The first video of this series, with the section on guides, is the closest I've come to figuring out how to make and print two A2 size cards on a sheet of letter size card stock. I'm concerned there might be too much white space on the original guide, would you suggest I adjust the values to be a bit smaller to make a design larger and fit the A2 card size better? Thanks again for the tutorials.
Hi ~ the guides I provided are for printing 4 card panels that are 3.75 x 5" (to mount as a front panel on an A2 4.25x5.5" card, leaving a 1/4" border all around. The problem with a full A2 card is that if you lay the 4 cards out, they take up the entire 8.5 x 11" sheet of cardstock, and since most printers will take a .2 (approx) inch margin on the outside edges, it doesn't work. Of course, there are so many printers out there... so you're in luck if yours has a setting to print all the way to the edge of the paper. If not, you have to lay them out with a lot of white space (and extra cardstock). Those are really your only choices: use the smaller front panels (with a border), have a printer that prints all the way to the edge, or have extra cardstock. Let me know if I can help in any other way! 💗
This is brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing with all of us. It will save ink and paper and time. Love it! So glad I found you.
Sande, you are amazing. Simply amazing. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge with us. Your generosity knows no bounds. *Mary
Great tutorial! Easy to follow as you show us multiple times and with textframes, thank you for doing this for us.
Great video, you are a wonderful teacher! This is all new and challenging to me, but you're tutorial is so simple for someone like me LOL!
Great tutorial very easy to understand, thanks so much.
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Thank you so much for the great examples and explanations.
The update was great!!! Thanks so much, you are my hero!
Thank you so much for this info!! I've always struggled how to resize an image.
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You are an excellent teacher! I just wish my 75 year old brain could remember all the steps. If I only had a second computer!
thanks for the updates.
Great tutorial!
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I've really enjoyed and learned a lot from your Canva card series. Thanks so much for your time and attention to detail. I'm trying to figure out how to design and print greeting cards, in Canva, for sale. The first video of this series, with the section on guides, is the closest I've come to figuring out how to make and print two A2 size cards on a sheet of letter size card stock. I'm concerned there might be too much white space on the original guide, would you suggest I adjust the values to be a bit smaller to make a design larger and fit the A2 card size better? Thanks again for the tutorials.
Hi ~ the guides I provided are for printing 4 card panels that are 3.75 x 5" (to mount as a front panel on an A2 4.25x5.5" card, leaving a 1/4" border all around. The problem with a full A2 card is that if you lay the 4 cards out, they take up the entire 8.5 x 11" sheet of cardstock, and since most printers will take a .2 (approx) inch margin on the outside edges, it doesn't work. Of course, there are so many printers out there... so you're in luck if yours has a setting to print all the way to the edge of the paper. If not, you have to lay them out with a lot of white space (and extra cardstock). Those are really your only choices: use the smaller front panels (with a border), have a printer that prints all the way to the edge, or have extra cardstock. Let me know if I can help in any other way! 💗