Closed Shic1983 closed 10 years ago
That is intentional. It's so that when you cut out the wallet using the front side as a guide, the backside's color will "bleed" all the way to the edges, even if your printer is out of alignment.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bleed_(printing)
On Nov 27, 2013, at 5:59 AM, ntom wrote:
when you print the wallet.. the 'back' prints bigger than the 'front' and when you use the website you can see that indeed on the site the back is significantly bigger than the front
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Should be by design. You cut out the front, cut of some portion of the back but it is just background anyhow. So you have a neat and completely colored back side.
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when you print the wallet.. the 'back' prints bigger than the 'front' and when you use the website you can see that indeed on the site the back is significantly bigger than the front
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ah yeah I got it now.. great work, my fav paper wallet out there.. just printing off some Christmas presents.... :)
ah yeah I got it now.. great work, my fav paper wallet out there.. just printing off some Christmas presents....
Hope you're using the special Christmas design!
when you print the wallet.. the 'back' prints bigger than the 'front' and when you use the website you can see that indeed on the site the back is significantly bigger than the front