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We're here to help. Gather your piles of vacation photos, stunning portraits of Aunt Mildred, and your gallery-worthy shots of your feet; it's time to put 'em to use. We're going to show you how to make a stunning gift using your photos in 15 minutes or less. Keep it for yourself and make another for a friend. It's sure to impress. Watch our step-by-step video to find out how. Photo blocks video tutorial Step 1: Gather the ingredientsYou'll need:
You should be able to find everything at your local art supply store. Or grab your Linoleum blocks, Regular Gel Gloss, and Foam Brush online.
Step 2: Watch Our VideoStep 3: Make your own Photo Blocks!It doesn't take long and they look super cool. Totally worth the time. (Get everything you need to make two sets in our Do-it-yourself Photo Block Kit) CREDIT: Youngna Park took the photo we used for this demo. Thanks, Youngna! → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← Make Perfect Photo Gifts in 15 Minutes — Introducing the Photojojo DIY Photo Block Kit Learn How To Mat. Matting Gives Photos Teh Snappiness™. Sometimes Bigger Really Is Better — Turn Photos Into Posters With Block Posters |
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You forgot mother's day, your friend's been having a horrible year, you're bored. Whatever. Point is, you need to produce a gift.
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[…] Potojojo is a photo newsletter that covers gear, tips, and projects that help you use your photos to their best advantage. I especially love this project, which shows you how to print a photo onto four linoleum blocks. The site has a materials list and a brief video that walks you through the surprisingly simple process. […]
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[…] We’ve got a new video tutorial up on Photojojo that’s been making the rounds. This one made it onto Apartment Therapy (our 1st time on that site!), the ReadyMade blog (2nd time), the Make: blog (2nd time), and Del.icio.us Popular (3rd time). We’re proud of this one. […]
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[…] But take a moment and look at this video tutorial on Photojojo. The addition of video to this page makes the idea come to life. […]
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[…] You could have the best eye in the world, the nicest camera, have caught the moment, and juiced it perfectly in Photoshop. But a floppy old print is still lame. Sure, there are lots of other ways to show off those snaps, but sometimes you want a traditional look. […]
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[…] Photojojo » Photo Blocks: Stunning Gifts from Your Photos in 15 Minutes or Less You’ll need: 1. One Photograph printed at 4×6 or larger 2. Something to measure and cut your photo with 3. Four 2″x3″ Linoleum Blocks (More if you’re using a larger photograph) 4. Acid-free Rubber Cement 5. And, for extra credit, One Foam Brush and painte (tags: creativity_art_music_design fun_and_games) […]
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[…] Photojojo is a great page that has incredible ideas what to do with pictures. For example, they show you how to do Photo Blocks or DIY Jewel Case Frames. But the best is definetely The Rasterbator. Yeah, sounds like gadgets for women but it makes it possible to have your own Gursky. It simply splits a picture to several files which makes it possible to print them and them hang them on the wall. Sounds awesome to me. […]
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[…] One of our most recent Photojojo tutorials shows you how to mount your photos onto 2″x3″ linoleum blocks. Some of our readers wrote to say that the store we linked to allow people to buy the blocks is sold out! Apparently, enough people decided to make it this project that MisterArt.com just couldn’t keep up with demand! :) […]
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[…] Trying to find a fun do-it-yourself project for the holiday weekend? Look no further — I found a great homemade blocks project on Photojoto that promises a “stunning gift from your own photos in 15 minutes or less.” All you need to do is scrounge up some photos of your family members (or pets, or whatever!) to start making your own set of blocks for your child! I can manage that. And another great thing about this project is that you only really need are the following items: a 4×6 photo, ruler, scissors, rubber cement and four 2″x3″ linoleum blocks. Then just head over to Photodoto to watch their video tutorial. […]
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[…] Estas son el tipo de cosas que veo, me antojo y luego le doy cabeza a ver como las puedo hacer en casa. No parece muy difícil….en eso pensaba cuando me encontré en daddytypes este tutorial sobre como hacer un rompecabezas similar pero con fotografías. Como a los niños les encantan jugar y mirar las fotos de sus seres queridos, me pareció linda la idea de hacerlo con fotos, pero las madres que sean buenas dibujantes pueden hacerlo con sus propios dibujos….En todo caso aquí les dejo el enlace del tutorial.. (en inglés :( desafortunadamente). Otros enlaces que hablen sobre donde comprar y cómo hacer bloques simples de madera para niños y que pueden resultar muy útiles son este, este y este. […]
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[…] Want a great DIY project to do with your kids? Try our video photoblocks tutorial. Cheap, fast, and they stunning! […]
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[…] Everyone likes to take pictures of something, but what do you do with your pictures after you’ve taken them? Get prints made, put them on Flickr, put them in photo albums, but that’s about it. Photojojo shows you how to do so much more with your photos. It’s a twice-a-week newsletter that you can get delivered either via RSS or email, and it shows you how to do all sorts of nifty things, like making postcards from your pictures, constructing your own wide-angle lens and more! They also review new equipment you can buy to help out with your photography sessions. A couple of my favorite posts so far: Photo blocks, how to cut a mat, and the Lensbaby, which would be a FreshArrival post all on its own if Photojojo hadn’t gotten to it first! […]
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[…] I found this on photojojo: It’s a project where you can take a photograph, say 4 x 6, and apply it to a set of four blocks. Why? It makes a cool display and you can shift the blocks around to interesting effect. […]
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