Yard sales, birthday parties and school projects. What do they have in common? They all use signs and posters to make a big impact. Now there’s a way you can make your own personalized signs right from your own computer and desktop printer, and that look as neat and professional every time, whether you’re making one sign or one hundred.
With Avery Sign Sheets, you’ll get everything you need to create your own personalized signs. It includes software of pre-designed Avery Templates for a variety of events and occasions to help you get started with your own sign or poster (PC- or Mac-compatible). You’ll also get print-to-the-edge adhesive sign sheets that work with both laser and inkjet printers and 18” x 24” poster backing. The specially-designed sheets overlap, making them easy to align so you can create a large sign with a virtually seamless look. And because they’re repositionable, you can remove and re-apply them to get perfect placement. What else can you do with our Sign Sheets? Here are five popular ideas: 1. Announce fundraisers and neighborhood events with signs that list the event, time and place. 2. Create a jumbo-sized card to celebrate someone’s birthday or a child’s outstanding report card. 3. Use these signs to help direct people to an event, such as “The Party’s Here!”, “Lemonade—Next Corner,” or “Yard Sale—Turn Left.” For an eye-catching look that can be seen from a distance, use bold graphics and large font sizes. 4. Spotlight that special person by including their photograph on the poster and make him/her the “star of the show.” Birthdays, retirement parties and baby showers are just some ideas where you can display these posters at the event and give everybody a chance to sign. 5. Make a school project go from good to great with a poster that’s easy to make and fun to create. The next time you’ve got something to announce, instead of grabbing messy markers or paint and poster board, grab Avery Sign Sheets instead. You’ll get everything you need to design, print and assemble your own personalized sign for any occasion—right from your desktop. |
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