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If you’re wanting to send an on-brand festive message to loyal customers and colleagues, why not personalise with your company name and logo and finish in your brand colours? A sure-fire way to spread some festive cheer and show your appreciation!  \nWe want your Christmas Cards to look their very best when your order arrives which is why we have put together this guide to help you achieve the best results possible. Following this guide will also help to avoid any frustrating delays on your order by reducing any artwork issues.  \nCreating artwork correctly for print isn’t easy for everyone, particularly if you have little to no experience in design and print.  \nWe strongly recommend that as well as referring to this guide, you download our artwork templates (available as InDesign and PDF files) and use them to produce your design artwork.  \nAvailable sizes & orientation Square 148mm x 148mm folded on side A5 Portrait Long edge folded  \nA6 Portrait Long edge folded A5 Landscape Long edge folded A5 Landscape Short edge folded A6 Landscape Long edge folded  \nSETTING UP YOUR ARTWORK  \nIn the example below we show: A5 Landscape folded on long edge  \n| BACK COVER\u003Cbr>TEXT & CONTENT MUST BE THIS WAY UP |\n| --- |\n| FRONT COVER\u003Cbr>TEXT & CONTENT MUST BE THIS WAY UP |\n\nFinished size   \nThis is the finished size of your product.  \nFold   \nThis is where the product will be scorred and folded.  \nSafe area (5mm)   \nWe recommend keeping important content like text, images, logos and other ‘live matter’ inside the white area.  \nWhy? There is always a small amount of movement during our finishing process and keeping items out of this safe area ensures that they don’t accidentally get cut off.  \nBleed (3mm)   \nWe require 3 mm on all sides. Please do not include any important content within this area. Please extend your background artwork into this section.  \nWhy? There is always a small amount of movement during our finishing process and extending your design into the 3mm bleed area compensates for this movement to give a perfect finish.  \nExample shown:  \nLayer window (InDesign)  \nOnce your design is complete, please remove the ‘Guide’ layer. Failure to remove will result in the guide layer printing over your artwork design.  \nIMPORTANT: Please ensure you rotate the content on each page to the correct orientation as per each of our product templates. 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Images higher than 450dpi will result in high file sizes.  \nCrop marks and bleed  \nPlease ensure you include ‘crop marks’(offset 10mm) and ‘document bleed’ when exporting your artwork file to PDF.  \nFile format  \nPlease supply file as: Adobe PDF (Print) format.  \nIdeally: PDF/X-1a: 2001  \nCREATING YOUR PRINT READY PDF FILES  \nPORTRAIT CARDS (FOLDED ON LONG EDGE)  \nCovers  \n\n| BACK COVER\u003Cbr>TEXT ","cbCaiuvWhzQjSSSh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuvWhzQjSSSh","pdf",448919,6,"English","# Overview\n## Setting up your artwork\n## Creating your print ready PDF files\n## Fold types\n## Templates\n## Resolving common artwork rejection issues","[{\"question\":\"What safe area and bleed rules should be followed for Christmas card artwork?\",\"answer\":\"Keep important content (text, images, logos, live elements) inside the 5mm safe area. 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