Where to print calendars??

lorigaud

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Hey... so I'm a little behind, but ready to print out calendars, which I haven't done in years. I think last time I did one, I used Shutterfly, but I'm not 100% positive. I'm trying to remember how to upload your own pages to use rather than use their premade templates. Anyone else do this that could help me out?
 
Glad to report that I figured it out! I used Shutterfly and just uploaded my scrapbook pages to their template. I love the fact that I could print 4 calendars (one for each of my boys, and 1 for me)! The sale ended today, so yay - they'll be here by Saturday! It's not too bad that January will be half over by then, right? Hahaha!
 
The recent calendars I printed for the grandkids was at Office Depot. They are wonderful. I use 8.5 x 11 cardstock and they place that spiral thingy at the top. Sarah's was "princess" themed, David's mostly sports related.
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I do a calendar every year and when I bulk print, I use https://www.printingcenterusa.com/. I print over 10 and they run about $6 each, spiral bound. I ordered 20 this year because I got a break on the price, then realized that I only needed 10, I had just got over-excited about the price break lol. My friend orders 22 every year.

I scrap the top half using photoshop, then use Photo Calendar Creator to make my calendar and upload it in PDF format to the print center. The advantage of using the calendar program is that I keep the birthdays and anniversaries in the calendar program, along with the current year holidays. I can customize everything and keep it up to date every year, adding new babies, etc. We have created a family calendar every year for the last 7 or 8 years and the family always looks forward to it.

Here is my family calendar:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmTAaG9E
 
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I do a calendar every year and when I bulk print, I use https://www.printingcenterusa.com/. I print over 10 and they run about $6 each, spiral bound. I ordered 20 this year because I got a break on the price, then realized that I only needed 10, I had just got over-excited about the price break lol. My friend orders 22 every year.

I scrap the top half using photoshop, then use Photo Calendar Creator to make my calendar and upload it in PDF format to the print center. The advantage of using the calendar program is that I keep the birthdays and anniversaries in the calendar program, along with the current year holidays. I can customize everything and keep it up to date every year, adding new babies, etc. We have created a family calendar every year for the last 7 or 8 years and the family always looks forward to it.

Here is my family calendar:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmTAaG9E

LOVE your calendar! The idea of including all the birthdays and special days is awesome... I never am able to remember those.
 
I use a calendaring program called Photo Calendar Creator. I add the birthday and anniversaries once, and just change the year. I can also do holidays and other special events if I want. I scrap the picture side, then add elements to the calendar side. I love doing it every year.
 
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