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A Little Message About BleedA Little Message About BleedBleed has its place almost at the paper's edge. So, why is bleed so important? It's because bleed is essentially extra printed material! Bleed is included in the final print file so that the end product will show color edge to edge (not white edges, unless of course your background color is white). Bleed allows wiggle room for printers because it is subject to shrink by the heat of the heater during the dye sub process. It also allows extra wiggle room during the finishing process as cutters will need to cut off excess material, and seamstresses or seamsters, respectfully, will need material to hem and sew. Bleed may or may not be included in the final product, depending on all these factors. And considering all these factors, bleed also helps to ensure your graphic art will come out as expected. Because, isn't that what you really want anyway? So, please consider what happens with bleed when you start designing. Here's some quick advice:
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