Share your love of Austin, Texas with these printable postcards illustrating iconic Austin sights.

IDEAS FOR USE:
• Wedding guest book alternative
• Alternative thank you notes (save money on postage by mailing postcards instead of envelopes)
• Bridal/couples shower activity: Color the illustrations and/or write ideas for the couple of places to travel to and things to do together on date nights.
• Baby shower activity: Color the illustrations and/or write messages for the future child to read at age 5, 15, 18, 21, etc.
• ... And of course, mail them from Austin to family, friends, pen pals, etc. :)
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Illustrations and design by Lindsey Olson of Art by Linds

YOUR PURCHASE INCLUDES:
• 3-page PDF: Postcard designs (prints 2 copies of one design per page)
• 1-page PDF: Postcard back design (prints 2 copies of the design per page)
• 1-page PDF: Printing and assembly instructions (same instructions included in this listing)
• Copyright permission for personal use (please don't resell this item or redistribute this file)

BEFORE YOU BUY:
Please refer to my shop policies before making your purchase:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtByLinds/policy?ref=shopinfo_policies_leftnav
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PRINTING & ASSEMBLY:

SUPPLIES YOU'LL NEED:
To print and assemble your purchase, you'll need to obtain the following supplies:
• 8.5”x11” letter white card stock
• (Optional) 1 sheet of standard printer paper
• Laser printer or access to a laser printing service at a copy store (inkjet printing will smear)
• Tools for cutting, preferably a rotary cutter
• (Optional) A ruler and pencil

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Check that you have high quality printing enabled on your printer (as opposed to an ink-saving mode that prints at a lower resolution).

2. Print the postcard design at 100% scale in landscape orientation.
Tip: Print a duplicate page on standard printer paper, then draw guide lines between the printed crop marks with a pencil and ruler to make cutting easier without marking up your final product.

3. Print the postcard back design on the reverse side of the card stock at 100% scale, also in landscape orientation.

4. Use a rotary cutter or scissors to cut your postcards to 4” x 6” along the printed crop lines.