Take care not to cut into the blue masking tape as that will leave a sticky residue. Use the metal ruler, straight edge or your uncanny knifing abilities to cut out a hole inside the masked box.
The bag on the right has a generic, full-size window which I use for sketches - the bag on the left has a book-specific, smaller window which allows me to control where the creator will sign. bags that are slightly larger than the ones above (I'm using silver size Gerber Archives)Īdd a backing board to each bag that you're going to cut - this will help ensure you don't cut all the way through the bag.Īpply masking tape to each bag, outlining where you'll cut.bags and boards (I'm using silver size polybags with matching backing boards in this thread, but feel free to use whatever you have lying around).I realize that there's already a great (and stickied) how-to by Kevin in this forum, but for someone who's never done this before, having a set of photos to accompany the instructions would probably be beneficial. Based on the rash of recent threads talking about grade drops incurred whilst getting books signed, I figured I'd put together a little illustrated post on how to properly protect your books for a Signature Series signing.
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