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I don't offer that service. I don't keep a color printer. I take my images to Staples and have them printed on the 28lb Standard White paper Staples offers. The cost is around 70 cents per page. This suits my needs and works well when you make ornies.

This depends on the craft you're doing, there are probably hundreds of options out there. I *always* suggest finding an expert in that craft and following their advice. Learning about paper terminology like weight and GSM will be helpful to you, too. If it seems daunting, don't worry, you can do it. It's just simple terminology.

Here are some resources I've used and trust:

Martha Stewart
www.marthastewart.com/7844610/types-of-craft-paper

Scrapbook.com
https://www.scrapbook.com/articles/paper-weight

YES! That's exactly what I make them for. Anything you make by hand is allowed and encouraged and I love to see pictures of how my lovely customers use the items I make and how inventive they are.

If you are making a handmade craft, no. There is no license necessary. A license is required if you are having my work professionally printed, such as but not limited to: in a coloring book, an album cover, stickers or textiles. I will sell a license for use for a full year and you will have the option to renew the license.

Is the listing printing too large, or too small? Then your printer is scaling the image. Go into your printer settings and make sure that scaling is turned off and that your printer is printing at 100%.

If the color is off / striped, you need to check your printer ink cartridges.

Reach out to me if you have other issues.