Then print the card out on Avery Window Decals and stick to card and trim edges. It doesn't really matter because it's probably just going in a sleeve anyway, but I put some tape on the back to keep it good. Be careful of getting acetone on the back or it will damage the back. This doesn't work with all sets, so experiment, I know deinking doesn't work with M12.
Slightly harder way to take a shitty foil, use 100% acetone and a rag or paper towel to "deink" it. if you do it right you can fit 8 on a page, 2 rows of 3, and the bottom row is 2 turned sidewaysĮasy way is to them print it out on sticker paper, cut it out, slap it on a shitty card, trim edges, bam, you're done. I did a test print of one image in low quality black and white on playing paper to verify the size. This is, realistically, the best way I know of to do this. Add the image and make the size 2.51"x3.51" which is the size you will need. You can use magic set editor to make custom cards and I think it lets you print the cards in sheets 2 BACEXXXXXX 6 yr. Once you have the image, make a template in Word. It's mostly manipulating layers so even newbie won't find it too hard. Use template to build your custom token in GIMP or Photoshop.
Download appropriate template file you want from here: I think it also has the fonts you'll need
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