To give you further ideas and inspiration for creating your photo bookmarks, here are a few more examples of my bookmarks—including fronts and backs.
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Using your own backgrounds for extracted images is easy; Diana shows you a number of ways to make your own, and offers links to sites with backgrounds and textures you can use.
Here’s a short summary of the companies mentioned in our Jan/Feb 2009 online printing services story. While this is in no way a comprehensive list of the vendors out there, it’s a great place to start.
Here’s a bit more info on Michael Orton, as well as some links to discussions regarding the technique and sample photos.
Here are a few examples of my word frames for inspiration in creating your own word frame templates, as well as some links to free fonts online.
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