The Walmart faux canvas prints put photos on various sizes of textured paper, up to large poster sizes. Pretty low price for what you get, especially when put in a nice frame.
I don't have much use for calendars any more. I look at my iPhone when I need a calendar..
So many beautiful things lost to technology...Arkansawyer said:I don't have much use for calendars any more. I look at my iPhone when I need a calendar.
The Walmart faux canvas prints put photos on various sizes of textured paper, up to large poster sizes. Pretty low price for what you get, especially when put in a nice frame.
I don't have much use for calendars any more. I look at my iPhone when I need a calendar..
Yes they wrap well around the sides of the canvas. My parents took one to one of those craft/framing stores and I kid you not, the sides are WHITE, not the photo, and there are rows of staples! I was mad as can be, and they wouldn't return it. It was three times the cost!Arkansawyer said:The Walmart faux canvas prints put photos on various sizes of textured paper, up to large poster sizes. Pretty low price for what you get, especially when put in a nice frame.
I don't have much use for calendars any more. I look at my iPhone when I need a calendar.
Thankfully, they are willing to pay a LOT more than that to have DH do a painting of "their" baby.There are several websites that will have a real artist turn one of your photos into an oil on canvas painting. I've had three done over the years and was very pleased with the result. It costs about $300 for a large painting (approx. 2' x 3')..
Thankfully, they are willing to pay a LOT more than that to have DH do a painting of "their" baby.There are several websites that will have a real artist turn one of your photos into an oil on canvas painting. I've had three done over the years and was very pleased with the result. It costs about $300 for a large painting (approx. 2' x 3')..
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gillumhouse said:Thankfully, they are willing to pay a LOT more than that to have DH do a painting of "their" baby.
Too true! We always end up with weird calendars at this time of year.I'm sorry I'm not going to answer your questions but if you're looking to showcase some of your photos, you might consider custom jigsaw puzzles. They're not cheap so you wouldn't give them away like calendars, but they have more longevity.
Calendars can be harder to give away than one might think..
I'm sorry I'm not going to answer your questions but if you're looking to showcase some of your photos, you might consider custom jigsaw puzzles. They're not cheap so you wouldn't give them away like calendars, but they have more longevity.
Calendars can be harder to give away than one might think..
Yes, I usually end up with at least 3 calendars each Christmas. However I work on the basis that if you calendar is good enough they will put it on the wall and will have a constant reminder of your business and therefore are more likely to book to come back.happyjacks said:Calendars can be harder to give away than one might think.
I'm hoping the difference is in the quality of the product. The paper is gorgeous and the overall look of the calendars is high end. Also thinking that someone might like the local scenery.The only folks who would WANT a calendar imo are overseas guests. They travel well and would be a gift for someone back home with American photos. For example, I send one of American scenes to relatives down under and they love it.
I also get them from many sources. I feel bad that they send them out and waste $ on them when I won't hang them up, or use them..
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