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How to add Print Bleed to Cards for cutting

In my earlier video, I explained what Print Bleed is and why it is important for machine-cutting. Here, I explain how you can add it yourself. Some reasons why you would need to add bleed to flat files you have: You are going to have it printed and cut by a print shop You are going to cut it with a Cricut or Laser Cutter You want the design to be more robust to cutting mistakes so it's less a burden on you as the cutter Skip to these parts if you want specific instructions based on the design of the cards: 00:00 - Intro 02:30 - For card designs with a solid border 04:55 - For card designs with a textured border 07:38 - For card designs with a complex design that is close to the edges For anyone who wants to make art and designs for print. For more videos on Tabletop Game Design, Production, and Prototyping. Subscribe to my channel. Cards used for the examples: Scornful Egotist - Magic the Gathering from WotC Narda - Darna at ang Nawawalang Bato from Balangay Entertainment Collector Worm - Keyforge PnP from FFG Burn After Reading - Arkham Horror: the Card Game PnP from FFG #printing #tabletop #gamedesign #art #design #printandplay #prototyping