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Old 06-06-2008, 09:01 AM   #1  
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I have a friend who wants me to make cards (30 each) for four of her friends and she wants their first names on the front. I've tried to get her to do a monogram but she really wants their names. The card design that I've created requires the name to be in chocolate ink on pink cardstock. I thought I would buy a clear alphabet set...put the name all on one block and stamp at the same time instead of trying to use a stamp ma jig...but I am having trouble finding a good size, nice font clear set...anyone have any ideas? I don't have a color printer so I can't print the name on the front and I was trying to do them relatively cheap and if I take it to Kinkos to have them print in color...won't be that cheap when I need 120 cards...

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You may have already looked but at Michaels in the Martha Stewart line she has a couple small font alphas. Also maybe try contacting a CTMH or TAC demo they have alot of alphabets. Sory not much help :rolleyes:
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Papertrey Inks Simple Alphabet is a great size for this. I have used it a couple of times to personalize cards.
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I have a friend who wants me to make cards (30 each) for four of her friends and she wants their first names on the front. I've tried to get her to do a monogram but she really wants their names. The card design that I've created requires the name to be in chocolate ink on pink cardstock. I thought I would buy a clear alphabet set...put the name all on one block and stamp at the same time instead of trying to use a stamp ma jig...but I am having trouble finding a good size, nice font clear set...anyone have any ideas? I don't have a color printer so I can't print the name on the front and I was trying to do them relatively cheap and if I take it to Kinkos to have them print in color...won't be that cheap when I need 120 cards...

I'd love to hear your thoughts! Thanks so much!
You really should get a color printer. They are not real expensive now and I have found that I can't live without it now that I can use SU's RGB colors and get the exact color needed for the fonts. But in stead of getting a printer for now, if you have a friend that has a color printer, then you could ask her to do them for you. What pink cardstock are you using? Is it SU. If it is, then I suggest that you give your friend that has a color printer a 4 of sheets of the pink and have her use a program like address labels that will print 30 names to a page. If the chocolate ink is SU Chocolate Chip then the RGB colors would be:
R: 115
G: 87
B: 86
I don't know what your card looks like, but you would then have to cut the names and attach to card instead of printing right on the card. You could use a chocolate layer then the name on that. Just a suggestion.
If you have any more questions or can help in any way, just let me know.
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