As part of his Training Time Out video series at
www.myversacamm.com, educator Steven Jackson, Imprintables Warehouse, demonstrates how to create a cover for an iPhone using Coreldraw and a printer/cutter.
The video starts out with examples of iPhone covers already finished, and Jackson demonstrates how easy it is to adhere them and then pull them back off the phone. He used a repositionable wall graphic material and suggests if this type of material is used, that the user purchase a clear plastic cover with rubber edges to slip over the printed cover to keep it from getting scratched.
Otherwise, the wall graphic material could be laminated or a more durable print-and-cut product would be Arlon 6000XPR, which is a cast wrap material.
Next we go to the computer where in Coreldraw Jackson shows a predesigned template, which is available here:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/18923867/MVC%20Downloads/Files/Iphone%204%20or%204s%20Skin.epsIn a step-by-step demo, he shows how to grab the design and put it inside the template as well as how to create a bleed zone. Once finished, the file is output as a pdfx3 or an eps. and sent to the printer.
Imprintables Warehouse is a full-service distributor of equipment and supplies to create a wide range of heat-applied graphics including digital inkjet and laser transfers, digital cutters, digital cutting software, heat-applied materials, and heat presses. For more information, contact the company at 800-347-0068 fax: 724-583-0426; e-mail: info@imprintableswarehouse.com; or visit
www.imprintables.com.
