Printing Tips
- Print on US Letter paper and use 'Fit to Page' if your printer adds large margins.
- A4 paper also works well when printed with scaling enabled in the printer dialog.
- Use crayons or colored pencils for younger children; markers work better on thicker paper.
- For classroom sets, print one sample first, then batch print the designs that fit your lesson.
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