You can go to Hallmark.com and upload your photo and then it would be on a Hallmark card.
How can I have my photos put on greeting cards?
staples
kinkos etc
most office supply stores can handle this and so do film developing places like drug store or wal-mart
Reply:Go to just about any photolab and you can have that service done.. Ritz Camera One Hour Photo may have them ready in an hour time permitting. You will have to pay a higher charge for such a service. There's also Shutterfly/Snapfish/winkflash where you can do everything online and have them sent to your home ! There's templates and everything you just supply the photo... good luck
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Can anyone tell me where i can get greeting cards printed if i design them?
Especially if you are in australia. I would really like to gte it done, but don't always trust just going to a normal printing place.
Can anyone tell me where i can get greeting cards printed if i design them?
try Cafepress.com...I'm not really sure on the pricing, but you can upload your drawings and have them put on anything from tee shirts to greeting cards, and can set your account to private or set up a shop with your designs. I'm not sure if that's what you're looking for, but it might be worth checking out. Good luck! :)
Reply:any printer can do the job , but youcan save a few bucks by shooting your own photos of the image tp. mullin
Reply:Try Cafepress: http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/storere...
Upload your images and create a variety of customizable products (cards, posters, tshirts, gadgets...)
You can also sell them with zero upfront costs and zero inventory investment.
Reply:Do you guys have a Kinkos. Or maybe if you have a printing place near you like AlphaGraphics (that might just be an american chain). Really just check in the phonebook or the internet for local printing facilities. That's really the only way. It's either that or you better buy a lot of color ink for that home printer of yours ; )
Can anyone tell me where i can get greeting cards printed if i design them?
try Cafepress.com...I'm not really sure on the pricing, but you can upload your drawings and have them put on anything from tee shirts to greeting cards, and can set your account to private or set up a shop with your designs. I'm not sure if that's what you're looking for, but it might be worth checking out. Good luck! :)
Reply:any printer can do the job , but youcan save a few bucks by shooting your own photos of the image tp. mullin
Reply:Try Cafepress: http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/storere...
Upload your images and create a variety of customizable products (cards, posters, tshirts, gadgets...)
You can also sell them with zero upfront costs and zero inventory investment.
Reply:Do you guys have a Kinkos. Or maybe if you have a printing place near you like AlphaGraphics (that might just be an american chain). Really just check in the phonebook or the internet for local printing facilities. That's really the only way. It's either that or you better buy a lot of color ink for that home printer of yours ; )
Where do i go for free printable greeting cards?
I need differant types of free greeting cards to print
Where do i go for free printable greeting cards?
Hall Mark has a disc.... rd.ca has e cards
DOG
Where do i go for free printable greeting cards?
Hall Mark has a disc.... rd.ca has e cards
DOG
I'm making greeting cards to sell locally. When I use pictures the I take for cards, what is illegal?
I'm wondering what I need permission for. For example I have some great photos that I took at my local zoo. Am I permitted to use those since I took them on my own? Also, I want to photograph parks and landmarks to use on the cards. any issues there?
Can I be sued for using these images?
I'm making greeting cards to sell locally. When I use pictures the I take for cards, what is illegal?
Check out the "photographers right" pdf file you can download from my first source. It was written by a lawyer and details the true legal rights you have when taking pictures. For example, anyone in public is fair game since you waive your "right to privacy" when you enter a public place. Now, if you're selling photos there could be some more issues with people, but if they're in the background it should be ok. As far as businesses, parks, landmarks, etc. that's all fair game so long as you're on private property. No one can demand your film or memory card with out a warrant (even police). Businesses cannot demand that you leave so long as you are on public property when you take your pictures. Exceptions are when you use long zooms and such to get a picture of someone who isn't in public. That's how the paparazzi get in trouble. Read the photo rights below and print a copy to carry with yourself if you are questioned in public.
Reply:yes, you can be sued if the management of those parks and landmarks doesn't allow pictures to be taken.
another thing, you're doing business, you need to legalize that by registering your business and you need to pay taxes with that...wel just in case you wana play safe.....
you can still continue your business illegally, just don't place in the cards any evidence that you're the one making them.. like your name, or signature....
Reply:Thats like asking can i take a picture of any house on the road and be sued.
It would suck.
Dont listen to any of us!
There are rules for that kind of stuff and you need to do reserch on them yourself...
Think about the Paparazzi!
I looked on the net and this is all i could come up with!
Heres a quate!
http://blog.fastcompany.com/archives/200...
It's no longer legal to publish current photographs of the Eiffel Tower at night without permission. Technically, this applies even to amateurs.
This one i didnt read, good luck.
http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths...
Reply:As long as it isn't a photograph of a person, u need there permission for that, then it's OK, and if there is a do not photograph sign i would imagine that u wouldn't have taken a photograph anyway so that wouldn't matter.
Reply:no, not unless they have a DO NOT PHOTOGAPH sign on them
Can I be sued for using these images?
I'm making greeting cards to sell locally. When I use pictures the I take for cards, what is illegal?
Check out the "photographers right" pdf file you can download from my first source. It was written by a lawyer and details the true legal rights you have when taking pictures. For example, anyone in public is fair game since you waive your "right to privacy" when you enter a public place. Now, if you're selling photos there could be some more issues with people, but if they're in the background it should be ok. As far as businesses, parks, landmarks, etc. that's all fair game so long as you're on private property. No one can demand your film or memory card with out a warrant (even police). Businesses cannot demand that you leave so long as you are on public property when you take your pictures. Exceptions are when you use long zooms and such to get a picture of someone who isn't in public. That's how the paparazzi get in trouble. Read the photo rights below and print a copy to carry with yourself if you are questioned in public.
Reply:yes, you can be sued if the management of those parks and landmarks doesn't allow pictures to be taken.
another thing, you're doing business, you need to legalize that by registering your business and you need to pay taxes with that...wel just in case you wana play safe.....
you can still continue your business illegally, just don't place in the cards any evidence that you're the one making them.. like your name, or signature....
Reply:Thats like asking can i take a picture of any house on the road and be sued.
It would suck.
Dont listen to any of us!
There are rules for that kind of stuff and you need to do reserch on them yourself...
Think about the Paparazzi!
I looked on the net and this is all i could come up with!
Heres a quate!
http://blog.fastcompany.com/archives/200...
It's no longer legal to publish current photographs of the Eiffel Tower at night without permission. Technically, this applies even to amateurs.
This one i didnt read, good luck.
http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths...
Reply:As long as it isn't a photograph of a person, u need there permission for that, then it's OK, and if there is a do not photograph sign i would imagine that u wouldn't have taken a photograph anyway so that wouldn't matter.
Reply:no, not unless they have a DO NOT PHOTOGAPH sign on them
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Where to find Best Pricing on blank Note Cards, Greeting Cards for my photos?
I want to attach my photos to blank folding Note Cards either with cut-outs for my pictures or just blank which I can then tape to or peel and stick. I will use these for gifts in a big family gathering we are having in July. I'll need just shy of 100. But I want the lowest pricing available. Then too I want to try to sell some in local shops as my photography talents improve.
Where to find Best Pricing on blank Note Cards, Greeting Cards for my photos?
I've been doing the same thing. The most cost effective method I've found is to buy good quality card paper (card "board" really) from newsagents, about 60c each, from which I can get two cards. Great colours available including metallics for 85c. Either stick photos straight on front or cut cut-outs with stanley knife and cutting mat. If you're careful enough, they look professional.
Reply:dont you have a printer you can customize your own
Where to find Best Pricing on blank Note Cards, Greeting Cards for my photos?
I've been doing the same thing. The most cost effective method I've found is to buy good quality card paper (card "board" really) from newsagents, about 60c each, from which I can get two cards. Great colours available including metallics for 85c. Either stick photos straight on front or cut cut-outs with stanley knife and cutting mat. If you're careful enough, they look professional.
Reply:dont you have a printer you can customize your own
I make hand made greeting cards. How do i make the plastic packaging that goes around the card & envelope?
I have the plastic wrapping on a roll, but don't know how seal it to create a pocket. Any ideas?
I make hand made greeting cards. How do i make the plastic packaging that goes around the card %26amp; envelope?
I have never tried to make mine but I would think that you can use the same stuff that is used for making gift baskets and use a hair dryer or a heat gun. I would check that out at your local hobby/craft store to see if they carry it.
Reply:I bought a kitchen vaccum sealer ( for foods) I use it for all my cards.
I make hand made greeting cards. How do i make the plastic packaging that goes around the card %26amp; envelope?
I have never tried to make mine but I would think that you can use the same stuff that is used for making gift baskets and use a hair dryer or a heat gun. I would check that out at your local hobby/craft store to see if they carry it.
Reply:I bought a kitchen vaccum sealer ( for foods) I use it for all my cards.
When I view certain greeting cards or received emails, all I see is a rectangle with an X in the corner?
I sometimes receive attachments to emails, that when I try to view them I see a large rectangle with an "X" in the upper left hand corner. It doesn't display any picture. I experienced the same thing at the American Greeting Cards site when I tried to view a card I wanted to personalize and send
When I view certain greeting cards or received emails, all I see is a rectangle with an X in the corner?
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I've bookmarked this site...
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Best wishes
Reply:click the top bar says "View" it happens when you are opening your letter for the first time.
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When I view certain greeting cards or received emails, all I see is a rectangle with an X in the corner?
YOU NEED TO DOWNLOAD MACROMEDIA FLASH PLAYER FROM WWW.MACROMEDIAFLASH.COM
I've bookmarked this site...
http://www.123thebest.info/go.php?link=f...
Best wishes
Reply:click the top bar says "View" it happens when you are opening your letter for the first time.
running shoes
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