One of my favorite hobbies, when I find the time, is scrapbooking. I started back in high school and love being able to look back and have a visual journal of what I did. Now that I have a child, it's become even more important to me to preserve their memories so I can pass them down as they get older.
While I would never go back to 35 mm, I find it hard to remember to get actual copies of my pictures to put in the scrapbooks, so I pulled together some resources for you. The best way to cut the costs of printing photos is to register for photo sites and get new member free offers. I can say that most all of the pictures I have hard copy of are from these intro offers and I've got about 2 years worth of pictures!
Here are a few of them out there right now and don't forget to use Ebates to get free money when you order. Not familiar with Ebates or you don't have an account yet, use this link for a $5 bonus. Also, many of these online stores are now shipping directly to local stores, so look at what stores are closer to you to save on shipping!
* 75 Free 4x6 prints when you join Kodak Gallery - offer ends 2/13/09
* Get 50 Free Digital Camera Prints and only 9 cents per print at Snapfish
* Register with Clark Color: Get 40 free 4x6 prints with your first order. Additional prints for as low as 8¢ + unlimited storage.
* New Members Offers - Get 25 Free 4x6 Prints when you join Shutterfly. Limited Time Offer.
* 25 Photo Prints Absolutely FREE from PhotoWorks. Click Here.
* 50 Free 4x6 prints when you sign up at SeeHere.com. Enter promo code: prints-6 at checkout.
If you prefer the brick & mortar stores, here are some of my favorites:
* Costco - $0.13 a print and ready in an hour
* Walmart - starting at $0.15 a print for one-hour with an order of 100 or more prints. As low as $0.09 a print for home delivery
* Sam's Club - $0.13 a print
Do you have another resource that you use? Please leave a comment and tell us the best deal that you've found or what store you like best!
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