Printing autograph books

[29apr00]

Does anyone send their autograph books out to be printed? last year i did them myself...OMG it took forever! Each book had over 100 pages in it! And i had to do 2 OF THEM!! And i print them on 5x7 paper so i have to feed each one in and it just takes F O R E V E R to do!!

Does anyone send it to staples or someplace to print? How $$ is that?

 

[WDW Enabler]

Staples FEDexKinkos ect can not print your autograph cards due to copyright laws. I have heard (not verified myself) you can use their self service printers/copiers.

They will bind your work though.

I printed my cards on index cards (unlined worked best). I have my own laminater (for front and back covers) and access to a spiral binder. I will post photos of my autograph books later.

Michael

 

[jimmymarsh]

When you allow other users to print photos, they will be able to use the link in the Actions menu above your picture and put the pages in order prints.After choose the images you want to print you will be taken to our printing partner Snapfish.

 

[MusicMouse]

Some online places will print your images as photos, but folks have been reporting back to me in the Autograph Book Thread that some companies (like Walmart and Shutterfly) are cancelling or refusing to print any orders with Disney characters in them. If you are willing to take a chance, I would recommend Artscow (takes 4-6 weeks to arrive) or Walgreens (you need to order online).

 

[Snappy in OK]

Like a PP, we printed ours on unlined index cards last time, along with a cover, and took them to Staples for binding. They added an inexpensive cover (front & back), and they turned out great! I think they bound all 3 of our books for $8 or less.

 

[Snappy in OK]

One more thing - we are planning on doing the same thing for our next trip.

One suggestion from our last experience - I am going to put our autograph cards together grouped by story/restaurant/etc. We put them in alphabetical order last time, and it was a bit crazy trying to find Winnie the Pooh, Eeyore, Tigger & Piglet as they came around one right another!! Lesson learned for next time!