The size every sheet is
Every Moss & Toad sheet is US Letter — 8.5 × 11 inches — at 300 DPI. Print on US Letter paper at 100% so that folds, pockets and cut lines land exactly where they were drawn.
The worktable guide
Print with confidence
A few quiet settings make a large difference. Read this first, then follow the Print Guide included with your Moss & Toad download.
Choose the paper
Use a smooth matte presentation paper for most pages and medium cardstock for covers, tags, and pieces that need structure. Check your printer’s supported weight first.
Keep the scale true
Select Actual Size or 100% unless the Print Guide says otherwise. Turn off Fit to Page when accurate folds, pockets, or tabs matter.
Double-sided where it is asked for
Some fold-up models are printed on both sides — a mushroom printed on one side has no cap. Where a sheet asks for double-sided printing, print both sides on the same paper, flip on the short edge, and run one test sheet to check how your printer registers front to back.
Score first, then cut
Score every main fold before you cut anything out: a scored fold is crisp, a folded-then-scored one is not. Let the ink dry fully before scoring, cutting, or stacking.
Where the cut starts
Every sheet carries a trim margin around the artwork with a small Moss & Toad mark in it. Start your cut on the printed cut line just inside that margin — the margin and the mark are what fall away, never part of a piece.
What you print from
Your Etsy download holds the print-ready PDF and a high-quality JPG of every page — print from either. The studio library on this site holds the same pages as lossless PNG masters at 300 DPI, for cutting machines, digital use, and anything you want to resize.
Print one test sheet
Before printing a full collection, test a page with a ruler or a known-size element. It costs one sheet and saves a whole set.
Need a hand?
Email support@mossandtoad.com with the product name, printer model, paper, and a description of what happened. Please do not send passwords or payment details.