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The Florida Book

I am super, super late on the bandwagon, but...

Do you realize how awesome Shutterfly is?!

I've heard good things about it, the products and whatnot, but I hadn't really played with it much until recently. When I bought my newest computer at Best Buy, I got a code for a free 8x8 hardcover photo book. I had absolutely no idea what to do with it, so I almost let it expire. (I know, I know.)

Well, I got an email reminder about it, and decided to use some of my photos from my epic Florida adventure earlier this year to make a book.

And you guys, it is AWESOME.
I had SO much fun choosing the photos, picking the layouts, arranging everything just so.

I even have a nifty photo-book preview to share with you!
 It'll be at the bottom of the post, as it's making my formatting wonky.

Anyway, the book is gorgeous, and ended up costing me around $8 for shipping. Not bad at all.
I have another code I'm planning to use for a Christmas gift, I think. I can't wait to go through the process of making the book again.

I'm also excited about checking out some of the other projects that Shutterfly has available. If I find something interesting I'll be sure to share.

Anyway, here's the book preview. Enjoy! :)

 
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