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CHEAPEST & EASIEST beautiful family photo albums!
Thanks for visiting! 2023 UPDATE: Heritage Makers and Snap2Finish became YPhoto under Youngevity (which purchased Heritage Makers in 2013). YPhoto uses only templates, so the creativity showcased here is no longer available there, and they also no longer have capability to print previously-created projects like these from the old system.
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Price is big on everybody's mind, so let's break down the price and talk about the convenience later!
My sister-in-law made an 8.5x11-inch book. Books come with 21 pages, and an 8.5x11 book costs $60 at retail price (you can get a better price than that, but for the sake of argument, let's do the math using the retail price.) That's $2.86 per page, if you're assuming that the hardcover library binding is free! (And again, that's at retail price, which you never have to pay.) With this size book, you can fit about 6-8 pictures per page.
A traditional scrapbook page the same size would cost roughly:
- 20 cents per printed picture x 7 pictures = $1.40
- one sheet of cute scrapbooking paper = $0.59-$1.59 (though people usually use more than one sheet on a page)
- various embellishments (stickers, brads, buttons, vellum, etc.) = $0.50-$2.00 (that's pro-rated...don't forget you have to buy whole packages of these things; this also doesn't include other items such as pens and glue)
- some kind of page protector or sleeve for the page to go in = $0.15-$0.40 (depending on size & style)
- a book or binder for all the pages to go in = $12.00-$40.00
Now the way my sister-in-law did her book was GENIUS. She wanted to put all the pictures from the year into one book. The book came with 21 pages, but you can add extra pages (maximum 99 pages total). EXTRA PAGES ARE ONLY $1.25 EACH!!!
It was the cheapest and most convenient way I've ever seen a scrapbook done! It was gorgeous, too!