DIY: TRPG token tutorial

Want some lightweight and inexpensive minis for your tabletop games? Why not make your own? These cardstock tokens are very easy to make and are extremely versatile. Any image you find, you can turn into a token.
Software used: Photoshop Elements
Hole punches from Walmart
Inspired by NewbieDM's washer tokens found here: newbiedm.com/20....
The hole punches I'm using here were bought at Walmart, but any 1", 2" and 1/2" hole punches you find will do the trick. For tokens larger than 2", you may want to refrain from adding a bleed and simply cut the shape out with scissors, since 3"+ hole punches may be hard to find.
Music:
'Font of Inspiration' by Christopher Stratton Smith
'Nucleosynthesis' by Christopher Stratton Smith

[@jakobmatthies6553]

It might be better to plan out a sheet in advance. Perhaps keep the images on word documents where you can add the text as needed before printing. Once printed, use spay adhesive to attach to the cardstock sheets, and then cut them out with the punches. May need to get better punches for that though.

[@FontofInspiration]

I always make sheets with several dozen tokens. This is for demonstration purposes.

[@andreaskoch4675]

@@FontofInspiration people used to not use their brain. the hint is useful :-)

[@megamonstercookies]

I go the extra mile and laminate with tape!

[@omarbarreto3304]

How can i change the unit of the eliptical marquee from pix to in?

[@FontofInspiration]

In Photoshop Elements there should be a small box in the lower left corner of the screen where you can change the units

[@zactaylor4958]

What software are you using?

[@FontofInspiration]

Photoshop Elements

[@crmstuzzyy]

what app?

[@FontofInspiration]

Anjelo Tagle Photoshop Elements 14