How to Make Business Cards at home DIY using Canva and Avery Paper

[@SandraEide]

Thanks so much for watching! Like and subscribe for more creative business tutorials (:

[@aviyaljayy]

This tutorial was a saviour Sandra! Was running short of time to get prints and your tutorial helped make it quick. Thanks a bunch!

[@sassysllc]

What brand of 110 lb cardstock did you use and/or do you know the gsm? I typically use 100 lb accent opaque. It runs at at 271 gsm. But some 110 lb cardstocks are closer to 200 gsm. I'm trying to figure out if it will work in your Epson ET 8500. I want to use your link if I can. You've been very helpful.

[@sassysllc]

@@teachersandy1120 Thank you so much for the info!!!! This is really helpful.

[@SandraEide]

Hi! Thanks so much for watching. The 110 cardstock from the video is linked in the description and it is 200 gsm. However if you want a thicker paper, I love Red River Paper Aurora White 300, that’s a 300 gram paper and prints lovely in the Epson ET 8500. **edited because I replied with my personal account

[@evasalinas2725]

How did you upload the template to Canva?

[@jablab96]

How do you save the template to add to canva?

[@runelun4]

To everyone asking how to upload the template on Canva, this is how: Go to the "projects" tab, and the top right corner tap on the 3 dots menu. From there the option to upload will appear.

[@shawnfoster4506]

Unfortunately no matter what I do my cards won't fit nicely in the avery template