- Is this even possible?
- Where do I go to do it? (online/in-person)
- How much moolah?
Oh yeah, and if anyone has a link to a store/etsy/blog they want to add to Chickery Chick, leave the link as a comment and I'll put it up.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Publishing
I really want to print our blog into a book just so I can have a hard copy as our family journal for the last year or so. Does anyone know:
Oh yeah, and if anyone has a link to a store/etsy/blog they want to add to Chickery Chick, leave the link as a comment and I'll put it up.
Oh yeah, and if anyone has a link to a store/etsy/blog they want to add to Chickery Chick, leave the link as a comment and I'll put it up.
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I've heard about "slurping" it, so I'd maybe search that term. I know it's possible though. And not too expensive (maybe $50 for a years worth I think?)
Try these. I have been looking into too!
Blogbinders.com
https://www.scrapbookblogger.com/
I got interested after reading your blog and started doing some research on how to create a book. I am trying a software called blog collector that lets you save your blog as a PDF file. Any print shop should be able to print that out for you. I will let you know how it works out. Here is the download link: http://asprise.com/product/blogcollector/download.php
Scratch the last post about blogcollector. I couldn't make it work right and if you want to save pictures they make you pay a ridiculous amount.
wait..so I have another guess for Siena's costume: is she gonna wearing her authentic Mexican dress that her grandma brought from Mexico? She's gonna be a MEXICAN!! LOL..
Here are some that my friends have used: mypublisher.com (save 20% through Costco), snapfish.com, shutterfly.com, LuLu.com, Picaboo.com, Blurb.com
I don't know which work for the blogs, but I think it is blurb.com. We had a family history/journal keeping enrichment night a while ago so I'm just giving you what I got from handouts Hope it helps!
There is a really cool company you can use, I have a friend who used them and they looked awesome. I have the link saved in my favorites, but I am in Idaho visiting my Grandma Sparks, so I can't get it for sure, but I am pretty sure it is Blurb http://www.blurb.com/
Which others already said, if it is different then I will come back to this when I am on my computer :)
I plan to do it every year as our family Christmas gift.
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