Printing on 1.25" and 2" circle premium icing sheets

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Permalink Reply by Icing Images on December 23, 2011 at 10:56pm

Make sure you use iiPrint and follow the set up directions carefully.

Permalink Reply by Keahi Galinato on December 28, 2011 at 11:52pm

sorry i should have mentioned that - I am using iiPrint however, the images are not lined up a the right place, I've been playing with the settings to move the images left and up but am still having trouble.  I wasted 3 sheets already and don't want to think of how much ink.  Is there another way or a tip that could be helpful?  Or is it all trial and error?  

Permalink Reply by Glenda Hughes on December 29, 2011 at 10:02am

Peel off the circles on one of the "wasted sheets"  so you have clear windows.  Then print on paper and lay under the clear windows to see if they will line up.  I keep a used sheet with the clear windows just for that purpose so I don't waste any.  I haven't gotten any to line up perfectly but have come pretyy close.  Hope that helps.

Permalink Reply by Icing Images on December 29, 2011 at 2:45pm

The most important thing is to make sure that all the printing instuctions were followed and you are putting the sheet in tab first.  Make sure you have the A4 paper selected and the guides in the back are snug on the paper. Glenda is correct in using the clear windows of a used icing sheet. You can test print on 8.5x11" plain paper but keeping the paper setting on a4, you will then match up the top center of the windowed sheet with the test paper to see how it is lining up.  I hope this makes sense to you!