OOT Bags Complete - Lots of Pictures

[susan1672]

These are great bags! Love the survival kit!

[Sherio9090]

Really nice job on your OOT bag.

You're wonderful for sharing the website for Pashmina's.

I've been looking all over for whole sale prices and this is first time I've seen something in a decent price range.

Thanks for sharing.

[NA2015]

I think this is the cutest thing ever! how did you make it or is there something online that I can just make/print already?

 

thanks!

Originally Posted by Leigh17 

Extras:


Photoshare Card (free from Vistaprint) with Shutterfly instructions, 2 packs of gum ($ Store), Tissue (Minimus), Bath Scrubber ($ store – 5 for $1)


Room Key Holders – Holder from eBay (seller: creativeidsupply), wrist bracelet from Party supplies, crafts, party decorations, toys: Oriental Trading, printed a label on the back of a free Vistaprint business card


Deck of cards – Cards from Minimus with printed label at home & Free Magnet from Vistaprint


Pen & Notepad – Free from Vistaprint


Luggage Tags – Holder from eBay, plastic loop from BDW bride, 2 business cards ordered from Vistaprint stuck together with double sided tape


Pashmina – from http://www.nywholsealescarves.com with label printed at home & tied with ribbon


Stadium Cups with Logo – From ebay seller Cupman19



English to Spanish Brochure – Free from Vistaprint

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[Leigh17]

Which part?  Most of the items (like the brochures) were made on VistaPrint & there's no way to save the templates for others to use.  On the items I printed at home, I think I have templates saved that I can share.

 

Originally Posted by nabreu7 

I think this is the cutest thing ever! how did you make it or is there something online that I can just make/print already?

 

thanks!

 

 

 

[NA2015]

The brochures (Mexican/Spanish and the restaurants) for sure! I love them both and it would be helpful if you had templates for those. Thanks! ) [email protected]

 

Originally Posted by Leigh17 

Which part?  Most of the items (like the brochures) were made on VistaPrint & there's no way to save the templates for others to use.  On the items I printed at home, I think I have templates saved that I can share.

 

 

 

 

[Mmack]

Your bags are awesome....so much thought and detail put in them!!!

 

[rae12vb]

Can you explain again how you did this on Vista print?

[Leigh17]

I started by going to http://www.vistaprint.com/deal2010 which I think offers more free items than just going to the VistaPrint site.  The free item that was most important to me was the tote bag which is free through that specific VistaPrint link.  I designed my tote bag once (& uploaded my image once).  Somehow I never paid for the upload of my image (maybe there was a promotion with one of my early orders), but regardless you only have to pay for the upload once & then you can use the logo free on as many other products as you want.  I started with the tote bag & then I would design and add the other various free products to my cart.  The shipping on the tote is a little over $4 & I would add a few products that just made the shipping go up a little.  For example, I ordered a tote bag, a pen, a sticky note pad & a note pad and the total shipping came out to $4.41.  (I just did a sample order with those products a few minutes ago & the shipping totaled $4.92).  After you add each product, go to your "cart" and then press checkout & you'll see the shipping prices.  Play around with your order to see what combination of items gets you the most economical shipping price.  The shipping varies based on the combination of products, but the weirdest thing is that sometimes adding a free item (like a pen) would make my shipping price for the order go down.  It doesn't make any sense!

 

Any item you remove from your cart is saved in your account, so you can go back & order it any time (even if you don't order it right when you design it).  It's sort of a game trying to figure out the best combination of products & best price.  When I would have brochures in an order, the shipping was a little more, but I never paid much more than $15 for an order & for those $15 orders I was getting a lot of products.

 

After the first order (if you just want a lot of those products), then you just go to your order history & click "reorder."  Then you get the same products for the same price you paid for the first order (minus the design fee if you had to pay that in your first order).

 

It seems very inefficient but since you can only get one of each of the free items per order, you have to do it that way to get the best prices.

 

Hope that helps!

 

Good luck!

 

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Originally Posted by rae12vb 

Can you explain again how you did this on Vista print?

 

 

[rae12vb]

Thanks so much!  How did you get your image done and uploaded?

Originally Posted by Leigh17 

I started by going to http://www.vistaprint.com/deal2010 which I think offers more free items than just going to the VistaPrint site.  The free item that was most important to me was the tote bag which is free through that specific VistaPrint link.  I designed my tote bag once (& uploaded my image once).  Somehow I never paid for the upload of my image (maybe there was a promotion with one of my early orders), but regardless you only have to pay for the upload once & then you can use the logo free on as many other products as you want.  I started with the tote bag & then I would design and add the other various free products to my cart.  The shipping on the tote is a little over $4 & I would add a few products that just made the shipping go up a little.  For example, I ordered a tote bag, a pen, a sticky note pad & a note pad and the total shipping came out to $4.41.  (I just did a sample order with those products a few minutes ago & the shipping totaled $4.92).  After you add each product, go to your "cart" and then press checkout & you'll see the shipping prices.  Play around with your order to see what combination of items gets you the most economical shipping price.  The shipping varies based on the combination of products, but the weirdest thing is that sometimes adding a free item (like a pen) would make my shipping price for the order go down.  It doesn't make any sense!

 

Any item you remove from your cart is saved in your account, so you can go back & order it any time (even if you don't order it right when you design it).  It's sort of a game trying to figure out the best combination of products & best price.  When I would have brochures in an order, the shipping was a little more, but I never paid much more than $15 for an order & for those $15 orders I was getting a lot of products.

 

After the first order (if you just want a lot of those products), then you just go to your order history & click "reorder."  Then you get the same products for the same price you paid for the first order (minus the design fee if you had to pay that in your first order).

 

It seems very inefficient but since you can only get one of each of the free items per order, you have to do it that way to get the best prices.

 

Hope that helps!

 

Good luck!

 

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[Leigh17]

I just designed my own logo on PowerPoint, and then I saved it as whatever type of file was required on VistaPrint & then selected Upload an Image when VistaPrint asked what design I wanted to use for a product.  Once it was uploaded on their site, it was saved to my account & I could use it on all the products.

 

Originally Posted by rae12vb 

Thanks so much!  How did you get your image done and uploaded?