Where to print pages....

[Christine Haskell]

hi all...happy easter...i had forgotten to post this when i found it...but better late than never!

i found this on bhg scrpabook site...where to print digi pages. if you have printed somewhere, i would LOVE to know how they turned out. i havn't printed yet, but want to soon.

printing digital scrapbook pages (http://www.bhgscrapbooksetc.com/images/Photo%20Printing%20Extra.pdf)

[Stephanie]

:D hi all...happy easter...i had forgotten to post this when i found it...but better late than never!

i found this on bhg scrpabook site...where to print digi pages. if you have printed somewhere, i would LOVE to know how they turned out. i havn't printed yet, but want to soon.

printing digital scrapbook pages (http://www.bhgscrapbooksetc.com/images/Photo%20Printing%20Extra.pdf)

Christine, I have been using Scrapbooks to Share to print my pages. They are super friendly and have a great CS.

their prices vairy based on what paper you choose, but I have found I like the most expensive kind the best! I get teh 12x12 glossy cardstock. The image is actually a tad smaller than 12x12 and there is a white border around it, but you can get a full bleed if you print 12x11.75 or smaller. The 12x12 glossy cardstock is $2 a page, and there is a $5 flat shipping charge.

Its not on photo paper, but on cardstock, but my pages look really nice and flat in the album and some 'cant tell the difference' between teh paper ones and printed ones. (I have a mix in my last years album)

I've printed close to 100pages.

here is the link

www.sbtoshare.com (http://www.sbtoshare.com)

Feel free to contact them w/ questions. They are a home business.

[Stephanie]

Oh wanted to add

They will print a page for free on all three paper types so you can see what their stuff is like. They just ask for a $5 shipping fee!

[Sandersmr]

I print at home for anything 8.5x11 or smaller. I also have printed at Ritz Camera using their online site to upload photos, then pick them up at my local Wolf Camera (both are owned by the same company). With a photography site you have to make your canvas size one of their standard size - so for a 12x12 layout, you have to make it on a 12x18 canvas. You can either leave that extra space as white space or add two 6x6 layout pages. So, you can make a full size album and 2 mini-albums for the same price if you want.

[bunnynose]

I've been useing Scrapbookpictures.com and I love it. 12x12 price is acturlly 3.49 for matt or glossy, and 4.49 for metallic finish. Shipping fee is $2.00 flat no matter how much you order. They print 12x12 without border, and no zipping needed. You just upload your jpeg file of your LO to your albums and you put in a shopping cart when you are ready to order. Just like the other photo printing serveces site. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out too.

[DogArtist]

I will have to try those out. I do my pages in 8 x 10 format to fit the digital top loading albums and have been very happy with them.

Believe it or not I send these online to Walgreens - the cost on glossy is approx $2.50 ea. I can usually go pick up in an hour. It has worked well, I always need to check my margins, or edges as they print a tad closer in so I always want to make sure nothing will be cut off!

Amy
:)

[Sandersmr]

I just heard this morning on the radio that Ritz/Wolfe is offering 5x5 and 6x6 as "standard" sizes. 5x5 is the size of many professional proofs and there are frames readily available in that size. And of course, there are albums available for the 6x6.

[cjones35]

I found a great online printing place. It is called Pure Print Designs and their website is: http://www.pureprintdesigns.com. I have tried many of the online printers but I like them the best. Their pages are only $2.25 per page and their prints are beautiful. They only print on one kind of paper but it is very nice and perfect for my scrapbooks. I have been very pleased with them and would recommend them to anyone.