Card printing

[Reschsmooth]

Guys, quick question: who would you recommend for the production of cards, including our own photo on the front and custom text inside? We need to produce about 15-20 or so. We have looked at Redbubble who would produce cards without text inside. Have also looked at Vista Print, but thought others here may have information?

Many thanks

[radar]

Patrick,

I think that TonyH who does the special price for business cards also does cards. I seem to remember he also does cards, shoot him a PM. We know he does a great job on the business cards side of things.

hth,

André

[Geoff]

I too can vouch for TonyH - he's a champion!!

[radar]

Patrick,

I looked for the thread and it was Woody who was asking about Christmas cards, TonyH can do it and the thread is here:

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=29603

cheers,

André

[Reschsmooth]

Thanks guys. I have sent Tony a PM.

Cheers

[ATJ]

Patrick,

I'm guessing you don't have a printer. It would be quite reasonable to do 15-20 on a desktop colour printer like the Epson range. I have printed my own cards in the past and they come up quite well.

[Reschsmooth]

Andrew, we do have the R1800, but were just considering more expeditious options with respect to preparation. Having prepared cards, etc at home, I know it isn't too hard, but is just time consuming. It is an option we are also considering.

Cheers

[Yi-P]

Another vote for TonyH here. Great service, quality and value.

Though I'm not sure if he makes low quantity prints.

[shutterbug]

Try http://www.printed4one.com

[TonyH]

Thanks for the votes of confidence guys I appreciate it. I have P/M'd with a suggsetion which might hopefully assist.

Cheers


Tony

[Reschsmooth]

Thanks guys and thanks Tony for the PM.

[digitor]

.... but were just considering more expeditious options with respect to preparation.

You are missing your vocation as a political speech writer!

I take it you mean you were thinking it might be easier to get somebody else to print them?

Cheers

[Reschsmooth]

Close, I was suggesting it may be faster to have someone else print them for us.

Besides, I thought my comment was sufficiently unambiguous.

If I was to write for a politician, I would say something along the lines of: "we are pursuing options which will not mitigate the expediency with which we wish to achieve a suitable outcome for this particular working family, nor throw the fair go out the back door".

[gstark]

Patrick,

You forgot the "fork in the road".

[ATJ]

and "mums and dads".