How-to create a photo book with Scrapblog™ for under $10
Update! Scrapblog now offers high-quality printed products, including photobooks, postcards and greeting cards. Learn more.
Many of you have been asking about printing your scrapblogs. We are working on it. Meanwhile, here is a crafty solution to create a beautiful album with your scrapblog pages.
I just printed the pages of one of my scrapblogs through Flickr (4×6, matte). I also ordered a 5×7 album from KOLO.com. Assembling the album is quite simple and the result looks much better than most photo books I have ordered online. Better yet, the total cost of the project is $10 plus shipping.
Click here to see a step-by-step how-to-guide and photos of the final product.
What are people saying?
Carlos - great tutorial! I bookmarked it for future reference. It would be very cool though if you could work a revenue sharing deal with Kinkos, or Kodak, CVS, etc to give me a true “one-click and pick up at my local store” option. Would that be worth payng $20 for? Sure it would!
I love how you continue to improve Scrapblog - almost every week you highlight a new way to use it, or a new hit to get more use out of it.
I can even see a business model in the future where very busy people upload their photos to scrapblog and another scrapblogger builds a scrapblog for them (another revenue sharing idea). Everyone wants a scrapblog - not everyine has the time and/or talent to create one - allowing your community to build scropblogs for others (for profit) might be pretty interesting!
Keep on creating. We’ll eat all of the creativity you can provide us!
Rob
Thanks, Rob, for the compliments and suggestions. Indeed, we are planning to offer printing soon and are currently in touch with print services to get the best combination of price, quality and service.
Carlos - this is great! You can also get the Kolo albums at Pearl and other art stores. Very cutie!
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