By leelefever on March 17, 2005 - 10:48am
My new cards just came in from Overnight Prints (which I highly recommend). These are the real ones this time. The front has a slick "UV" finish and the back is more paper feeling (for easy writing).
Big thanks to Anthony for help with the design.
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yeah, these look sharp man. i always liked the idea of putting a spot for notes on the back. rounded corners are a nice touch too... especially the way they play off your other design elements. how many cards did ya print and what did it end up costing?
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Nice work Lee. Those look great!
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Ya know, I really didn't need 1000, but it was only $10 more than 250, so what the hell, eh? $49 for 1000.
The rounded corners were expensive at $2 per thousand. $20.
About $69 before tax, s&h, etc.- which I think is really reasonable.
Their customer service line is open 24hrs on weekdays too.
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thats a great deal, i'd love the URL.
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Um, it's in the entry Kris. :)
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The design looks great. Thanks for posting your experience.
I ordered a sample kit to see if this service will work for a nonprofit I'm working with.
Just wondering how you liked the paper stock, does it have a good weight/feel to it?
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Eileen,
I do like the feel of it- it's sturdy. I wanted different finishes on different sizes and it was an option in the ordering process.
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