Have you ever wanted to see if you could hurry an order along? Have you wondered if you could get your canvas without a UV coating, order your playing cards without rounded corners, or maybe order a greeting card with a matte finish or minus the bar code? Within certain limitations, our Solutions Center can handle your special requests. There are fees associated with these customization options, so call the Solutions Center to learn what they are and what choices you have. You can reach them at 1-866-694-3767. ~ Betty
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Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts
Monday, March 14, 2011
Special Requests? Yes!
Posted by Betty Miller at 5:17 AM 0 comments
Labels: canvas, matte finish, My Storybook Lady, playing cards, Solutions Center, special request
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Magnet Board or Dream Board
A canvas doesn’t have to be just a canvas. You can easily turn it into another creation—a bulletin board or a magnet board. Or, even a dream board!
Instructions for a bulletin board and magnet board are virtually the same. For our purposes (and because I like the idea of a magnet board better—no holes through the canvas), we are going to focus on a magnet board.
Items needed:
A Canvas print
A magnetic metal sheet 1 1/2 inches smaller than the canvas on all sides
Heavy-duty staple gun
A Canvas print
A magnetic metal sheet 1 1/2 inches smaller than the canvas on all sides
Heavy-duty staple gun
Instructions:
- Create a canvas, any size (I suggest the bigger sizes—not the 8×8 or the 8×20) at http://MyStoryBookLady.com. Put any design and any photographs you want. Then publish and order it. Once your canvas arrives, you continue with the next steps.
- Place the metal sheet behind the canvas. (You can get a metal sheet from a home improvement store—you may have to cut it down to size—or from a metal supply shop.)
- Staple the metal sheet into the canvas frame as you would a picture in a picture frame. You’ll want make sure the staples are close enough to the canvas to secure the metal sheet in place, but far enough away so you don’t puncture the canvas.
- Optional: instead of stapling the metal sheet into the frame, you can use a strong tape (such as duct or gorilla) to attach the metal to the back of the canvas, as shown below.
Once you’re finished, place the new magnet board on your wall. You now have a decorative and useful addition to your home.
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Posted by Betty Miller at 7:43 AM 0 comments
Labels: canvas, dream board, magnet board, project
Monday, November 30, 2009
Holiday Hits Sale Week 3: ALL Canvas Sizes - Buy One Get One Half Off!
The Holiday Hits Sale continues...Gallery wrapped canvases in ALL sizes! Perfect for anniversary, wedding, family, even a child's room. Need inspiration? Browse the Template Gallery http://MyStoryBookLady.com I have never seen prices this LOW on our canvas posters! Hurry, this sale ENDS Monday December 7th at NOON EST.
Betty Miller "My StoryBook Lady"
http://MyStoryBookLady.com
Betty@MyStoryBookLady.com
404.729.0388
Posted by Betty Miller at 1:56 PM 0 comments
Labels: canvas, Heritage Makers, My Storybook Lady, Sale
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