To order anything on my site, download the Order Form by clicking HERE or on the link located on the right hand side of any of the pages on my site. It will be downloaded to your computer as an Excel document.
Fill the order form out completely in Excel and save it. When you are satisfied that everything is correct, email the order form to me as an attachment (Excel document). My email address is forevercardsbyli@gmail.com.
When I receive your order form, I will email you an invoice and you will be able to submit your payment through PayPal. Your order will be printed as soon as I receive your payment.
If you have a coupon code, please enter it on the Order Form.
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ForEverCardsByLi@gmail.com
Making the most of your photos
*Note: I CAN NOT print a card with a copyrighted photo on it. Please do not email a professional photo unless you have a copyright release from the photographer allowing you to reproduce it.
Pictures should be left as large as possible as they are easier to work with that way.
You may send them to me as an email attachment or as a link to a photo sharing site such as Photobucket.
Tips:
~Pictures that work best are those that are clear (as little graininess as possible) and don’t cut off any part of the subject (toes, fingers, tops of heads, etc.)
~Scanned images may not result in the best quality (depending on your scanner).
~Try to avoid busy patterns on clothes, blankets, and backdrops as these will distract from your subject.
~ Pictures without a lot of props or clutter in the background are usually best.
Pictures should be left as large as possible as they are easier to work with that way.
You may send them to me as an email attachment or as a link to a photo sharing site such as Photobucket.
Tips:
~Pictures that work best are those that are clear (as little graininess as possible) and don’t cut off any part of the subject (toes, fingers, tops of heads, etc.)
~Scanned images may not result in the best quality (depending on your scanner).
~Try to avoid busy patterns on clothes, blankets, and backdrops as these will distract from your subject.
~ Pictures without a lot of props or clutter in the background are usually best.