On March 20th, 2010 Corrina wrote:
This past week my husband reminded me of the calendar I have posted. So I thought about what I could put on there that would benefit all my Heritage Makers customers and those interested in what I do. You should check it out! I added monthly specials and the FREE classes that teach tips on using the Publishing Studio. I also added the deadlines for Mother’s and Father’s Day. I will keep the calendar updated to keep you well informed.
On March 3rd, 2010 Corrina wrote:
So far my 365 project is taking some getting used to. Usually I don’t have my camera when I want to take a picture or I’m home and feel my 365 pictures shouldn’t be filled with apartment pictures. I’m going to try to remember to carry my camera more. It’s a SLR and a little bulky when I carry it. I have taken some pictures and will add them to my flickr account soon. Here’s hoping March will be more memorable. Keep taking pictures and recording your memories!
On March 3rd, 2010 Corrina wrote:
In September, I created a deck of cards to use as 2.5 x 3.5 wallet sized pictures.
I have several small picture frames I wanted to fill with pictures from my wedding. For the past few years, I have searched for this size but could never find anyone who did them, besides portrait studios. Now I find that several of the 1 hour photos, as well as some online companies, offer the wallet size prints. I checked out several different sites and compared prices. The prices are about the same across the board except for one I found for 25¢. The only downfall about the cheaper one is that you have to order 4 of the same picture. These other sites may offer cheaper prices but what about the quality? To me quality is always worth the extra money and in this case there wasn’t much of a price difference. With Heritage Makers, I personalized, cropped, and rotated my own wallet sized images, as well as added a message on the back. The cost per picture is about 42¢ plus tax and s/h. (a deck of cards retails for $24.95 for 54 cards)
The result, picture frames filled with high quality ‘cards’ the way I wanted them.