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How does one cost a notepad because it obviously depends on how much ink or how much colour you have on your design, but what is the general rule how do you work out how much a ink cartridge gives you

Are inkjet printers different to ecotank in terms of quality of prints?

I sat down and looked at this for example did a 5.5 by 8.5 tear off notpad of 30 pages and I came up with $27 to price my item and I am at a loss as that seems way out there for a tennessan so any advice or suggestions would be amazing (I usually do 1-2 hours just design in begining as I am new to creating them, and min wage is 7.25 but i upped to $8 since I been drawing since birth and all my designs will be drawn)... my materials is $6.02 roughly due to me using epson inkjet just for start until I can get better it does 312 pages per refil. It came out to like $27 with following the steps... But I have no idea where a comprable item would be? Send help! lol - Kimi

How do you put bar codes on them for wholesale use?

I was sleeping when one of your videos was running. I heard some things about cards. But slept through the rest. I love what i did hear.

Thank you for sharing that’s very kind 😊 .I’m preparing it~. Learn a lot from your video ! I currently only have five images now but im so excited

Hi can you please put the catalog pdf link in the description box, I would love to see the layout. p.s. your designs are sooooo beautiful just like you. 🤍

I like your video, I do. But for me there is far too much talking and some explanations were unclear and did not make sense. I'm really trying to follow what you are saying and doing. My display did not come out right the first time but I'm going to try again. 💛

How do you add the lines for writing? Please ❤

Rebecca, I am just seeing your video. I print greeting cards also. I searched for a long time for quality paper that would make my cards look store bought. Red River paper is FANTASTIC! They ship international. You can buy in bulk from them. Once I discovered them, that is my go-to for paper. They sell different sizes and the 1-sided gloss along with the matte (which isn't bad either). Also, laser paper is different from ink jet paper. Some paper you can use on both, but it must specify that on the package , otherwise, you will get the bleed. When you are look I ng for supplies for your cards, if you type in your search bar "greeting card" paper or "greeting card" sleeves, it will pop up more suppliers for you. Hope this helps.

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. Just made one & it is super.

You just saved me so much money! I made one, threw it down my stairs, and it held up! lol It was the best way my daughter could think of to see how sturdy it would be. We are going to use these for now on for all of our booths. Thank you so much!

can you do a tutorial on notebooks? with the spines?

Awesome - thank you :) Where are you from? Canada - East coast - PEI? I'm in Ontario - glad to have found you :)

Hi, great video. Question's, Can you do a video about getting started, say doing craft shows. Do you need a gst. number? How you set up for customers to pay? Must appreciated. Tfs. Sherry from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦.

Hi! Do you just make the canvas size the exact size you’ll need to print?

Would these be thick enough for business cards?

Wonderful Rebecca! I made 2 and they turned out great!! Thanks for the great instructions and demo :)

I love all your content, and appreciate how much you put into your tutorials 😊. I watched something recently that said when you’re starting out you need to be the “sidekick” (the viewer get to be the main character) and offer more content that offers the viewer something (you-based content), and you sprinkle in your you-ness 😂and shift into a more “main character” (me-based content) where your viewers just watch everything because they feel more like your friend/fan (I guess). I don’t know if that makes any sense (it’s hard writing a short summary 😂) It all seems to be a balancing act. Just keep posting 🤗

Can we talk about the fact that you inserted subtitles to the video? RUclips’s subtitles aren’t always correct and I often have to watch videos w/o audio so thank you so much❤️

Thank so much. Very helpful tutorial. Done subscribed

Great video, thanks so much for showing the canva tutorial! ❤

I really appreciate you sharing this information. I send about 600 birthday cards each year for my business, and I like to print them myself because I personalize them with merge fields. I just ordered the paper. Fingers crossed!

love this theme!!! I'm sure your mom did too!! I have a question... if you have to go back in to add bleed... how would you do that? (once the design is completed at the chosen size)

I'm so glad I found your video! I was just about to buy acrylic display pieces that weren't quite right! This could be made in wood quite easily, as we have the tools! But before I hit my husband with it, I will definitely put one of the foam core ones together! I need to display cards and fabric traveler's journals , plus other things Thanks so much!😂

hard to believe, that in USA stores sell greeting cars for 6 and more dollars, in Europe they are 2 euro +-

This is so fascinating, love these chats ☺☺

I love the painting. I live not far from Dartmoor! I started watching your channel because of a display stand tutorial, as I had started doing art markets. Just yesterday, I decided to not do them anymore, or maybe one or two a year…very little profit for a lot of hard work and often heartbreak! I’d love to watch you paint more. Maybe if you are just doing what you authentically love, the viewers will turn up. I’m off to take my own advice now!😊

I just started my art business this February and didn't even know just how many art markets and markets there are out there. I know exactly what you mean, and I have just been doing this for a few months. There are so many events that charge way too much for the amount of people they bring in. There are only a few times that once does the cost of the booth back and just a very small profit which is even smaller once you take into account the cost of supplies and time. Even conventions that charge on the lower average still charge way too much for seeing no profit at the end of the day. I am already thinking of taking a slower pace with these markets and maybe eventually stop and I just started. There are more and more people doing markets but not enough advertising to support the charge of tables.

This is brilliant. Thank you!

Beautiful designs beautiful video! Would you please share the printer you using

I’ve always wanted to visit that end of Canada. It looks so beautiful. I live in Alberta, near the mountains. I hear you about the heat 🥵. We are just now going through a bit of a heatwave and I’m not enjoying it 😂

I use a very reasonably priced 100 lb cardstock from Amazon called Accent Opaque White Cardstock Paper, 100lb, 271gsm - 200 Sheets (1 Ream) - Premium Smooth Heavy Cardstock. I also use Hammermill Cardstock, Premium Color Copy, 100 lb, 8.5 x 11 - 1 Pack (250 Sheets) . I like both but Accent is my go to and less expense. FYI: I have a HP 9025e and setup the printer with custom size 5.5 x 8.75 in order to correctly print an A2 card. The extra quarter inch is to allow for grip loss of carrying it through the printer. It works for me!

Regarding inkjets, most are dye inks and they look better on gloss because they're slightly transparent and so provide a nice contrast ratio. If you were on printing on matte, it wouldn't look as good generally because Inkjets require a coating to bring out the beauty of the dye inks, but there are matte papers (including card stock) as well as lustre that have the coating to take inkjet better than normal cardstock. Red river paper in the US specializes in inkjet printing, but they are only available through their website to keep economical. They provide color profiles also for many of the Ecotank printers, unfortunately, yours is not on the list, but the newer variants, including the 2850 are all on there. I just thought I would put it out there for others searching for "their paper". I'm not sure if I will go gloss on card or not. I prefer the matte look personally, but with a very light coating. So maybe might lean more towards fine art papers. (nothing too fancy, just some texture)

Check out Red River Paper. They ship to Canada, but I don’t know if it's cost-effective for you.

xo THATS AMAZING xo

an amazing video ☺☺

Thank you! I'm getting ready for my first art show tent and this is so helpful!

After you print it, is the printed card size little less than 7 inch height and 5 inch wide (one side 10 inch both side)?

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Ohhhhh my home!! I’m from Canada too! Halifax, Nova Scotia. so homesick for home this time of year, this was perfect to see🥰🥰

Thank you so much for showing step by step!! Is the paper size 8.5 x 11, Premium & Speciality Paper, High-Gloss Cover 12pt, No Finishing from Staple? Can you make step by step video ording from Staple?

Watching from Nova Scotia! 🧡

Hello, I enjoyed your video. Thank you for the share of your book era.

I love your card. I feel the same way about most of the cards I make...I hope they look nice...lol. Thank you for the share.

I do love to see the smile on people faces when they see my cards. It make you feel good. I will check out your printer...the ink last a year, that is awesome.....thank you for the share....

I think this was some great information for new and old card makers. I do make a 10 pack of cards in the smaller size. The larger size I want to make a 5 pack. I also love the ideas of a card and small gift. A key chain would be perfect, or earrings or even a pertty dangle. Thank you for the share and take care.

A super easy way to weight down light items like this is to tape a couple of tabs on the back side that you can place sand bags on. Sandbags are easy to make using packing tape and ziplock bags - I like the 1 gallon bags. Just cover the bag in the packing tape for reinforcement and durability, fill the bag with sand, and place on whatever needs holding down. If you want to get really fancy, cover the bags with fabric. Either plain or covered, the bags tend to lay flat for packing, and can be stored under your car seat between shows.

When you do a PNG. file always click on preserve transparency

What a lovely video of Peggy's Cove. Beautiful scenery. You took a good video even for background noise, which is so calming 😌 I'll be watching this multiple times. Thank you for recording it Rebecca 😊