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mrleesimpson is offline
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I really like it Greg, a lot more than you're current one.

nice work.



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Thanks Lee

I've worked up a few new concepts (my favourite posted below) inspired by the feedback I've received here, I hope you all think it's an improvement, I'm pleased with it, but do have one small concern. Do you think the 3 rounded corners/1 squared corner is a bit overdone/out-dated now?

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Or maybe a cut-out card?

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I like the idea of a cut out card that would be really cool and your card would defo stand out, just means you have to fork out for the die to be made, from my experience £100 ish then a small amount for them to be cut out... cards could still be printed digitally so nice and cheap then get them to supply the untrimmed sheets to the die cutters...

...speak to Neil, he'll be able to advise best on costs!


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means you have to fork out for the die to be made, from my experience £100 ish then a small amount for them to be cut out...
Thanks tbwcf, I was wondering how expensive that would work out, do you think if I was to stay with a regular printers they would be able to re-use the die so it would bring the cost down for future orders

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...speak to Neil, he'll be able to advise best on costs!
Thanks, will drop him a PM and see if he can give me an idea on that



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P.S looks like your intentions are to just cut around the outer edge of the g - why not go for the inner circles and sqiggle bit at the edge of the card too...


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I was worried it would be a bit too much... and maybe cause those points to be quite weak and easily tear/rip?



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Thanks tbwcf, I was wondering how expensive that would work out, do you think if I was to stay with a regular printers they would be able to re-use the die so it would bring the cost down for future orders
They should do yes! they tend to keep them on file - worst case sure Neil or whatever printer you choose to use could keep hold of it for you


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Cool thanks for the info, most helpful



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I was worried it would be a bit too much... and maybe cause those points to be quite weak and easily tear/rip?
Really depends how wide those areas are and how thick the stock is I guess...

Glad I could help!


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