Edge Printing
I’ve seen a lot of samples online of edge printing, but no explanation of how to do it. Can anyone fill me in?
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Is this what you are talking about? http://www.flickr.com/photos/dolcepress/3583351249/
I’ve read that you put the stack of cards in a vice (between two boards/harder surfaces) or book press and use a paint marker (broad tip) or if your careful, paint color on with a brush. I experimented using ink with a brush and a metallic gold pen, but the ink slightly bled to the front of the card. I cannot tell in any photos whether or not their cards had a slight bleed either.
Anyway, I know I did not give you a definite answer, but maybe this will spark an idea for you. If you are successful, please share! (I suppose you could contact dolcepress, but am not sure if they want to share their secret to success!).