If you’ve followed MomGadget for any length of time, you are aware that in June 2008 my family was hit hard by the Midwest floods.
We lost many things in that flood – including irreplaceable heirlooms, collectables and photos.
Since that time, any unique item that comes available that helps collect photos in a unique way catches my attention.
You see, saving photos in a shoebox, photo albums or plastic tub in storage just isn’t safe anymore. When you have options to have your most valued memories displayed in items that can be useful and purposeful around the house, that makes it even better.
American Greetings has captured that very idea and has developed a process that allows you to have your favorite photos displayed on photo books, throws, mugs, mouse pads, calendars, magnets, cutting boards, key chains, ornaments, jewelry boxes and much more.
One of my personal favorites is the Noah’s Ark Baby Book.
PhotoWorks Description:
Noah’s baby animals will look over your little one’s memories. The design includes a page to record baby’s birth details, room for lots of photos and text throughout. The glossy cover on this 11 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ book and state-of-the-art printers produce vivid photographs on archival quality paper while the stitched binding ensures this book will last for years.
Back Cover Verse: Welcome, little baby, and may your shining eyes always see a gentle world of wonder and surprise. May all that you discover be so sweet and good and new, and may you find a loving world is looking back at you.
Starting at $39.95 for 20 pages – this book can include as few as 20 pages to 80. Twenty photos are needed to begin and with simple clicks of the mouse, you can have your book designed in an hour.
Disclosure: I received sample product at no cost from PhotoWorks. All opinions are 100% mine.
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Pictures are a great way to relive happy and fund memories. The really isn’t a substitute for pictures as they are word more than a thousand words.
This particular product sounds good to me I’ll give it a go.
Thanks for sharing.