What do you do with your digital pages?

[t-roy]

Do you keep them online or do you print them out? If you print them, what kind of printer do you have? I like the idea of digital scrapbooking but I know my printer would not do my pages justice. Do you print on photo paper?

 

[beasleybear]

At this point, I get my layouts printed by Mpix. They can do a 12 x 12 layout and their quality is very, very good! It's not a cheap option, though. I've also done a few photobooks. A 12 x 12 layout scales down nicely to an 8 x 8. My hope is to get an Epson wide-format printer by the end of the year, and then I'll use one of their papers. (They even have a precut 12 x 12, acid & lignin-free, buffered paper. )

Check out the Digital Scrapping FAQ on this board for more info on printing layouts:
Digital Scrapping FAQ

 

[GBShorts]

I have mine bound into a hardback book through a company I "sell" scrapbooking supplies for. (I really don't sell it, I just signed up to sell for discounts...ha!)

I did one for my dad for Father's day-it came out great!

 

[HLDisney]

I've been printing them out using www.sbtoshare.com, although for my 2007 layouts, I'm thinking of putting them all together in a bound book (if I finish them all in a reasonable amount of time in 2008...I'm trying to stay up-to-date and scrap as I take the photos but I'm already falling behind )

I've also been doing some 4x6 layouts (just finished a 4x6 gift album) and those I print at Target.

Helen

 

[Yzerbear19]

My battlefield layouts I'm going to have printed as a bound book. I have to do a bunch of writing for it though and haven't had time to finish my research, but the goal is to have them all printed in a hard cover bound book.

Not sure yet how I'm going to print out my family book since I think printing it as a book would get really expensive. We'll see though.

 

[GBShorts]

My battlefield layouts I'm going to have printed as a bound book. I have to do a bunch of writing for it though and haven't had time to finish my research, but the goal is to have them all printed in a hard cover bound book.

Not sure yet how I'm going to print out my family book since I think printing it as a book would get really expensive. We'll see though.

Check out www.topline-creations.com and their books.

for an 8x8 book, 26 pages plus the ability to design back and front covers, it's 40. i think each additional page (2 sides) is another dollar maybe?

i'm not sure if they just sell to users on the site at this point-you could find a consultant near you to buy them through as well. (I am a consultant but I don't really sell to people-i got into it for the freebies haha)

 

[Fran98765]

I plan to use shutterfly for their hardbound book. I create at 12x12, but plan to get an 8x8 book. They are only $30 for the 20 or whatever it is pages that come with it. Of course my last Disney book is already up to 75+ pages, so it should be interesting how much that will cost me.