I put a JPEG file of this tract up on our Internet Archive website that you can download and use:
Here is the LINK.
Note that we use 100 lb. white card stock paper to make these. A print shop can print and trim your tracts which makes producing a large volume much easier. Just take the file into the print shop on a USB or email it.
Supplies: printed tracts, a cutting board or surface, a metal ruler or other metal straight edge, and a razor knife. You want a metal ruler or straight edge, because you don't want the razor knife to cut into it, like it can if you use a plastic or wooden ruler.
2. Someone asked for a video on how to construct the Candy Cane tract. We made a short video for this, and you can view that HERE.
Great tract! Just one suggestion: the word shepherd ends with “herd” (those of us He leads), if you want to edit it for future printings. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThanks for catching that! This was last year's format, and I believe I fixed that typo in the version used this year. I create these in Microsoft Publisher, and it is very easy to mess up the formatting when moving images and text boxes around. Often, I will find afterwards that a part of a verse or the last word of a sentence is cut off. Thanks again.
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