Father's Day Gifts: Printrbook For Facebook

If you are a blogger and you're not subscribed to the Bloggers Required newsletter then you need to and check out their site as they have amazing blogger opportunities! I was accepted on the Printrbook campaign to make my own Facebook photo book. I personally love looking through old photo albums and I have so many photos that I want to keep but virtually no more storage on my iMac so albums are a great way of preserving memories. 

I have the *Printrbook For Facebook (£15.99, 50 photos) which you can easily make up on their site. All photo books, either using instagram or Facebook photos, come with free worldwide shipping which is fantastic! The only difficult part of the ordering and making process is narrowing down which photos to use, I chose a mixture of holiday photos and random ones that I wanted to keep. 

Hopefully you can see from the college above that I chose some holiday photos from our time in Ajaccio, Corsica as well as Rome and Vatican City. The photos are printed really well, although the older ones aren't as clear/crisp which I expected anyway. When you have picked all of your photos, you can select the option to have the Facebook photo title, date or time printed under each photo; I chose to have the photo title and date added which is a really useful feature. 

You can also customise the front of the book which a college and a title. I picked the 9 photo college and I think it looks fantastic! I;m so happy with the way the whole book has turned out and it is a great way of preserving memorable and special *or embarrassing* Facebook photos. I think these books would make amazing birthday, father's day, mother's day or anniversary gifts. Next time I would probably pick the instagram version as I have better photos on there than I do on facebook but again I am so happy with the book. My only negative point would be the size of the book as it is a little on the small size; it's approximately 10cm by 11cm. 

Have you tried any photo book service/site? What do you think of my Printrbook?