How to get rid of the white edges on your designs

November 13, 2020

When designing prints for paper, business cards, and even t-shirts it is often required to utilize both a printer and a cutter. The problem we about most often is cutting right to the edge of a print is almost impossible. If the cutter and printer are not perfectly in sync there is a high probability you will find yourself with a hairline white edge. There is an easy solution to this problem and it presents itself at the design stage. It's called: Bleed. Below is a link to a very useful article that will walk you through the process.

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