Snowman Globe Greeting Card

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What’s the first thing you do with a snow globe? Shake it up, of course. And while that’s about what happened in producing this holiday greeting card, our little snowman took quite a ride on Concord Litho’s heatset web press. It was printed, diecut with a rotary trimmer and folded at top speed (yep, all inline!). Four-color process plus aqueous looked great on the 8 pt. Sterling Ultra Gloss Cover. And not one flake of snow melted … amazing!

Project Details

Title Snowman Globe Greeting Card Client Self-Promo Date November 2008 Design Chris Giacapuzzi and Ali Westcott Print Concord Litho
Concord, NH Paper NewPage Sterling Ultra Gloss 8 pt Cover

Production Details

Dimensions 5.5" x 8" Print Quantity 150,000 Production Time 6 days Printing Method Heat-set web Number of Colors 4/1 plus aqueous Finishing and Binding Snowglobe shape die-cut inline using a rotary trimmer
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