Photo Cubes!

Photo Cubes!

June 7th, 2006 @ 12:49 pm by Mrs. Butterfly
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Someone at my work has something like this on his desk, and I absolutely love this idea for a wedding!

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(image from Happy N Scrappin)

I’ve looked on-line for some cheap plastic cubes, and I can’t find them. All of the ones I found were around $20 to $25 - which is a little too expensive to put on every table.

However, my friend had a great idea! Why don’t you just make them yourself? Of course, you’ll need sturdy photo quality paper, a template, and some images.

For the template, you can go here and buy one for $15 - this software will do everything for you. All you have to do is drop the images into the box, print it out and glue it together.

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(image from Trivista)

If you don’t want to pay the $15, you can download a trial version - but one side of the cube will have the company logo on it. I just did a quick trial to see what it would look like.

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Pretty cool, huh? I’m not that much of a DIY bride, but I think I am definitely going to do this for my wedding (if I have the time :P).

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6 Responses to “Photo Cubes!”

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kanipark

great idea

6/7/06 @ 1:16 pm (reply)

Guest

This is a cool idea but if you think about it, one side will always be down so no one can see it. So I guess…put a surprise picture at the bottom! =)

6/7/06 @ 1:42 pm (reply)

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Jasmine

Thats cool! What a neat idea

6/7/06 @ 2:56 pm (reply)

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Jasmine

Do you need to glue them to something or the template lets you just use it as is?

6/7/06 @ 3:00 pm (reply)

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Becky

I’ve seen this done too - not with that cool template but with pictures just cut into squares. You can find wooden cubes at hardware stores or lumber supply and glue the templates to them - shouldn’t be too expensive. That way it’d be sturdy, and that should be a lot cheaper than $20 a pop!

6/7/06 @ 3:36 pm (reply)

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Eugy

Here is a link on to make your own photo block. A video is included. I think this would be the cheapest option.

http://www.photojojo.com/content/diy/photo-blocks/#more-39

6/8/06 @ 11:42 am (reply)