I don't steal pictures and cut them up or anything like that. We have a "prints-in-seconds" kiosk at my store, which prints outs the pictures right at the machine so people don't have to wait. The paper that the pictures are printed on comes in big rolls, so after the image is transferred to the paper the machine cuts it into a 4x6. When the a picture gets cut from the roll, it cuts a strip off that falls down into a bin inside the kiosk. Each strip is composed of the top of one picture, the bottom of the next picture and a white space in between, and these are what I've been using.
I Turn These:
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Haha that's awesome you should make a tutorial or something on how to make them would be really cool :D
ReplyDeletethose are cool, if i wasnt broke id buy one
ReplyDeleteHoly crap that's amazing. I wish I could do something like that. can you make a tutorial?
ReplyDeleteI like the way you designed your blog :)
ReplyDeletewow, tut please?
ReplyDeletewow man that's impressive ^^
ReplyDeletethats awesome skillz =D
ReplyDeleteI'm an avid reader of yours so I'd appreciate it if you headed over to my blog and voted in my poll and stuff =)
Thats quite the intellectually stimulating line of work you've got yourself in there.
ReplyDeleteWow that's amazing, I mean you turned something that would end up in the trash and made something unique. Maybe you could post a tutorial about it soon. Good job.
ReplyDeletevery interesting, cant wait for more :D
ReplyDeleteWow.
ReplyDeleteYou should try offering custom ones out of full-on pictures that people bring in. I don't know how that would work, but you are on the cusp of something here. $$!
Wow, thats really inspiring
ReplyDeleteShould ask your boss if they can sell them in the store! Really cute, handmade gifts.
ReplyDelete+1 for a tutorial lol. This is awesome
ReplyDeleteWow!!! I wish I had a skill like that! Def agree that you should put up how you made these!
ReplyDeleteThis is great!
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