How To Create A Custom Blu-Ray Slipcover Tutorial

This video showcases my attempt at making my first custom slipcover. After being disappointed over the latest Titans blu-ray release from WB Discovery I decided to make my own custom slipcover. A tutorial from SymbioticLegion proved helpful in this attempt. This is a How To video on how to make the dimensions and then print/assemble your own slipcover. Whether it be for your own films or films in your library that could use a slipcover. Enjoy this little tutorial. Before you ask I will NOT BE SELLING THIS CUSTOM SLIPCOVER!
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[@FrederickLopez]

Thank you for watching this How To video! I hope this tutorial helps everyone out there. I'm happy with the Titans collection now.

[@DaveSimkiss]

This is a superb tutorial! I'd been making slipcovers all as one piece with fold / glue tabs etc and that always required an A3 printer, I never thought of making a separate front and back with fold / glue tabs! Genius! I can now just use an A4 printers! Thank you!

[@TombstoneActual42]

Off topic but those DC posters in the background are straight 🔥🔥🔥. Also thanks for the tutorial. I also have a collection with one part missing a sleeve and it is maddening.

[@zunetane]

Thanks for the video I wanna get back into making slips.

[@darthboti]

Thank u man i really wanted to do my custom slip cover

[@weekendcouchpotato]

can you please show us how you did the back of this cover. how do you make the little thumbnail windows ?

[@julioavalos7624]

I'm going to do this to

[@Marcioserrao92]

I wish I had the patience to do this

[@GLXY23]

thx for the tutorial, what printer would you recommend for printing slip covers?

[@FrederickLopez]

I used a basic HP Inkjet printer. Any printer should do if you are on a budget. I don't have too much experience with printing slipcovers. If you want better quality I think an Epson or Canon printer would work.

[@barrypethers9439]

What type of card/paper did you use. Thanks

[@FrederickLopez]

I used Glossy Photo Paper 8.5x11. I heard cardstock paper works too.

[@barrypethers9439]

Ok thanks, I will give it a try

[@Einlanzer83]

@@barrypethers9439
I print mine on gloss sticker paper, then stick it to 130lb cardstock I found Amazon. Use a cricut manual paper cutter and card scorer to make the folds.

[@chadhagar3726]

Could you go ahead and print me one too? Lol