YayDay Paper Co. is all about printing and making it really easy to access beautiful stationery, crafting projects and planner goodies. Hopefully you’ve already grabbed your free YayDay Signature Collection to get a feel for what we’re all about! Now that you have something to print, let’s walk you through some of the basics of getting the most out of your YayDay prints.
First, a quick video tour of the YayDay Paper Co. site and how you’ll access your prints whenever you want
Now that you know where you find your prints, there are THREE things you need to make the most of your YayDay Prints
ADOBE ACROBAT OR SIMILAR
You’ll need application software for open and edit your prints. There are LOTS of these programs out there and most are free!
Adobe Acrobat is the most popular program for printing and editing PDF documents. In each YayDay Paper Co. Collection, there are several PDF documents you can open and print immediately. Click HERE to get Adobe Acrobat.
Canva is an awesome free program allowing you to add custom text to your prints. Watch our video on how to add custom text to your YayDay Paper Co. prints then CLICK HERE to get Canva for free.
Many YayDay Paper Co. prints are offered as a PDF. There are some situations when you may need a JPEG version of the print. We use SmallPDF to easily convert PDF files to JPEG files for free!
A PRINTER
If you’re going to print, you’ll need a printer. Visit our Resource page to see the printers we’ve tested and recommend.
SOMETHING TO PRINT ON
With digital access to beautiful prints, you no longer are limited to only creating with paper! There is a huge variety of printable materials waiting for you to try! Visit our Resource page to see what materials are out there! You can also visit the Ideas page where we’re showing you how to create with vellum, shrink plastic and more!
time to have some fun…
once you’ve mastered the basics of printing, there are lots of ways to use you prints! Visit our video library to learn lots of fun hacks and project ideas:
- How to Cut Stickers with Cricut Explore Air
- How to Cut Stickers with Silhouette Portrait