First, I need to thank all you guys for all the work you have done in making Amiibo cards. I followed your instructions and advice and made a set for myself and all went perfectly.
When I was making my cards, I had an idea and I tried something I had not seen (granted I didn't search alot). So presenting my Amiibo Coins!
For those who are interested on how I made these, I used the following:
Random11's images for the Zelda Cards
Silhouette Studio to make the coin shapes and to prep for cutting with a Silhouette Cameo
Glossy Photo Paper
White Card Stock
Coin Containers from eBay
NFC Tags
So my steps were:
1) I made the coin fronts and backs in Silhouette Studio and setup all the coins to cut the correct size.
2) Printed the coins on my printer on Glossy Photo Paper
3) Cut the coins with my Silhouette as well as 2 pages of blank coins
3) Stuck the NFC tag on the back of the coin
4) Sandwiched 4 Blank Coins between the front and back to increase the thickness of the coin and placed them in the coin container. I didn't glue these as the coin container holds them well.
5) Wrote the NFC Tag
Here is a link for a Google Drive location that has a PDF with all the coins and my file for Silhouette Studio.
You know the drill, personal use only. Not for resell. Your mileage may vary.
When I was making my cards, I had an idea and I tried something I had not seen (granted I didn't search alot). So presenting my Amiibo Coins!
For those who are interested on how I made these, I used the following:
Random11's images for the Zelda Cards
Silhouette Studio to make the coin shapes and to prep for cutting with a Silhouette Cameo
Glossy Photo Paper
White Card Stock
Coin Containers from eBay
NFC Tags
So my steps were:
1) I made the coin fronts and backs in Silhouette Studio and setup all the coins to cut the correct size.
2) Printed the coins on my printer on Glossy Photo Paper
3) Cut the coins with my Silhouette as well as 2 pages of blank coins
3) Stuck the NFC tag on the back of the coin
4) Sandwiched 4 Blank Coins between the front and back to increase the thickness of the coin and placed them in the coin container. I didn't glue these as the coin container holds them well.
5) Wrote the NFC Tag
Here is a link for a Google Drive location that has a PDF with all the coins and my file for Silhouette Studio.
You know the drill, personal use only. Not for resell. Your mileage may vary.