Printing Calendars

[joelsgirl]

Okay, girls. Where are you printing your calendars this year? I'd love to hear from any on top things gals who've already printed.

I want to use Cindy's quick pages, but I'm open to just using the toppers & having a white bottom.

So tell me who you're using to print your calendars & what size you're printing, and I'll be your best friend. : )

 

[mariewilcox]

Mine should be arriving today or tomorrow I used Persnickety Prints like I have for the past several years. I used Melissa's quick page calendar set with white bottoms and normal US holidays printed on them, 8x11.5 size. It was $24.99 including tax and shipping (to US of course so I think $5 for international shipping).

 

[dana]

i've used apple the past few years, and am planning on using them again. i'm not sure if you are on a mac? before that, i used shutterfly - but now i'd probably use persnickety. i use cindy's toppers w/ white bottoms.

 

[joelsgirl]

Mine should be arriving today or tomorrow I used Persnickety Prints like I have for the past several years. I used Melissa's quick page calendar set with white bottoms and normal US holidays printed on them, 8x11.5 size. It was $24.99 including tax and shipping (to US of course so I think $5 for international shipping).

Marie, was that $24.99 for just ONE calendar? I'm definitely looking for something cheaper. I have to print at least SIX, so price is a bigger factor than quality, tbh.

 

[mariewilcox]

Marie, was that $24.99 for just ONE calendar? I'm definitely looking for something cheaper. I have to print at least SIX, so price is a bigger factor than quality, tbh.

LOL - yeah just for one. I only do one for my parents every year and it serves as a scrapbook of Cheyanne for the year when it's over. They cut off the toppers and put them into a 8x11.5 album, so I like the quality of Persnickety for that reason. If I had to do 6 I have no idea where I'd print!

 

[maryinaz]

I've always used Overnight Prints for both a custom top and bottom. However, they are sloowwww. So you need to get them ordered soon. The quality is excellent and the price is really good too.

 

[carriesmom]

The past few years, i have gone through MyPicTales. Custom tops and bottoms and they usually have a coupon code for calendars.

 

[Jengerbread88]

If you're more concerned about price than quality, ArtsCow is pretty affordable-- 12 month 8.5x11 for $11.99.
Here is the link to their calendar page: http://www.artscow.com/photo-gifts/calendar

I haven't had any experience with their calendars, but I do know their books are good (but not Blurb or Adorama) quality. For my family, we need to consider cost over quality, so they work just fine.
You can probably find coupon codes online for ArtsCow, and they're good about sending out TONS of coupons for random products they sell, also.

If you DO plan to order from ArtsCow, you will want to HURRY. Like, before Thanksgiving hurry, if you want them to arrive for Christmas. They're VERY slow at times, especially near the holidays, and can take WEEKS to arrive from Hong Kong.

 

[lovely1m]

I have printed Artscow and they are just fine but can be slow. Vistaprint I have used the past few years. The paper is thin, but they are very affordable and quick.

 

[rach3975]

I print 8 and price matters, so I usually use Shutterfly and order while they're 40% off. (I think they are now. ) You can't do the fancy bottoms, but they're inexpensive, good quality, and quick. I usually order in late Nov and get them quickly.