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<blockquote data-quote="Kelvor Ravenstar" data-source="post: 5663875" data-attributes="member: 33291">They're sized so they should print 2 to a 3x5&quot; index card. The borders are a little tight, so make sure its within your printer's range. My printer can only do 3x5 from the manual feed slot, so printing the entire deck can be time consuming to print one at a time. Once you've got your card text side printed out, flip the cards over then print them using the images provided for the card backs. Depending on how easy it is to feed 3x5s into your printer, you may find that the text on some cards come out a tiny bit crooked. Try printing a few practice cards to get the hang of how to best print them in your machine. After that, fold each card in half and cut with scissors or on a cutting board with an Exacto-Knife. I also recommend cutting a little bit off each corner, it makes shuffling the deck easier and results in fewer paper cuts to your fingers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kelvor Ravenstar, post: 5663875, member: 33291"] They're sized so they should print 2 to a 3x5" index card. The borders are a little tight, so make sure its within your printer's range. My printer can only do 3x5 from the manual feed slot, so printing the entire deck can be time consuming to print one at a time. Once you've got your card text side printed out, flip the cards over then print them using the images provided for the card backs. Depending on how easy it is to feed 3x5s into your printer, you may find that the text on some cards come out a tiny bit crooked. Try printing a few practice cards to get the hang of how to best print them in your machine. After that, fold each card in half and cut with scissors or on a cutting board with an Exacto-Knife. I also recommend cutting a little bit off each corner, it makes shuffling the deck easier and results in fewer paper cuts to your fingers. [/QUOTE]

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