Showing posts with label Printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Printing. Show all posts

Win a FREE 24 x 24 Graphic

A new product is being rolled out on UPrinting.com, a Wall Graphic. Just imagine a huge sticker that you can peel and stick on any flat surface! (Similar to the Fat Heads stickers you’ve seen on TV). In addition, these use the same high-quality printing we use for our poster prints, so you can print photos, artworks or patterns in great detail.



Uprint wants to offer (2) of my readers a 24”x 24” Wall Graphic.





This the way Mary wants hers to look for the Bed and Bath. It will look just perfect on the wall of the stairs going up to the Bed and Bath.


College Girl's lil sister wishes to have one of her coloring pages blown up really really big so she can color it. What a great idea!




**Winners and bloggers must pay $5 Handling Fee to claim prize, shipping is free. Only open to US residents.

Giveaway Directions

1. Leaving a comment on how they will use the product if they win.
2. Tweet about this giveaway.

Winners will be selected on September 18th, 2009.


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Making the Just Right Card

These tips were provided by the Photo Affections, an online photo greeting card company. I was hoping they would help when we are working so hard to get that just right card. It seems we make more cards than we purchase in the store. Frugal thinking pays off there. But we are not the pros who think up some of those great and witty words. So hope these make things just a lil easier. Don't forget you can Win Your Personal Greeting Cards here.

How to build the perfect holiday photo greeting card


1. Use humor. It opens hearts and lets friends and relatives see the fun side of your life.
2. Bring captions into play. Keep them short and sincere.
3. Select a photo with special sentimental value. Don’t worry about the finding the photo where everyone looks “perfect.”
4. Use only 1 – 3 photos. Too many dilute the meaning of the card.
5. Juxtapose past & current photos. This highlights the growth of your family.

RSVP Etiquette

(parents should carry on the tradition and not let this courtesy fall completely by the wayside in future generations.)


1. ALWAYS RSVP to any event; and as promptly as possible.
2. Respond by deadline: the deadline is very important, not only for food and drink counts, but also for the hostess to prepare for the event.
3. If you have RSVPed for an event and, at the last minute, need to cancel—make a quick courtesy phone call to the host.
4. An invitation that is addressed specifically to your name and does not specify “and guest” means you cannot bring a guest.
5. If your children’s names are not on the envelope, you should always ask if you’d like to bring your children along. If their names are not included, it might mean children are not invited; or it might be an oversight, so you should always ask.

5 Tips for Creating the Perfect Birth Announcement

  1. Select a card that shows your family’s style—unique and individual to represent you and your new baby. Selecting a photo—choose one with sentimental value that evokes a special memory.
  2. Keep it simple—a simple introduction followed by the birth details such as name, weight and birth date is ideal.
  3. Save time and money by using an Internet photo card company. Easily select a template and then insert the photo and text. Once complete, the birth announcements are delivered directly to your home.
  4. Research photo card company websites prior to the birth. Then, insert the photo and information to complete the project when baby arrives. Traditional etiquette suggests birth announcements be sent within 6 months of the birth.

Going to the Big Time


Why UPrinting.com isn't your average printing company:

This is what I was pondering when I was looking at a way to help promote my blog. I am sure y'all look at ways to help your blog grow too. Well I am thinking of business cards to share with others as an introduction to who I am and my blog. You know you see them for all kinds of companies. Well, I was thinking that I should think of my blog as my own lil company too! I have been looking at UPrinting every since I won a great photo give away. I liked the results and customer service I received from them. It took me three different photos before I found the one I wanted to enlarge and they were just great about taking the time to see how each one would work out. UPrinting would contact me and let me know if the size was wrong or if the print would be too grainy once it was enlarged. That was good information for me to know so I would be satisfied with the picture I would pick out.

Then UPrinting contacted me and asked if I was interested in having them purchase a lil advertising space on my blog. Would I???? Great! So you will see their lil box over to the right side telling us about ways to save money on printing needs. So now it seems quite logical that I turn to UPrinting to help me upgrade my blog with business cards.

I already like that UPrinting supports a sustainable future by recycling, using non-toxic inks, and offering eco-friendly recycled paper stocks for business cards and postcard printing. If you are looking to find a sponsor for your blog, UPrinting.com is definitely interested. They offer giveaways, advertising and more for qualified bloggers. The U-Community Program sponsors hundreds of non-profits and education to improve our local communities. The UPrinting Kiva account promotes small business growth in developing countries. UPrinting has many ways to help you promote your blog and to help our enviroment stay healthy too!








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best summer photo


Online Printing Company



UPrinting.com is one of my blog sponsors. And they are having a Summer Photo contest for their bloggy friends. They are offering $250 in prize money and a free 16x20" Gallery Wrapped Canvas Print!

So I shared with my College Girl and her lil sister some fun swinging time. Lil Sis is a fanatic when it comes to swinging. And her big sis, aka College Girl, is always happy to oblige and push her. So here is an afternoon on the horse swing.

"See Me Tuzy?"



"Ready...Set..."


"Sunny Disposition"


"Ain't I Cute"


"3 yr old Acrobatics"



I love having UPrinting as a sponsor. And love the 16 x 20 print I won from a bloggy give away. I have it hanging on my bedroom wall already.
I think it would make a great postcard for our town.
What do you think?
This was taken on Easter in 2007, the only day we had snow here that year.

UPrinting.com is a leading online provider of business cards, color brochures and mailing postcards.



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