Framed Canvas Prints

The baby is turning one next week, can you believe it? Didn’t I just announce his arrival? Lately I’ve been compiling pictures of his first year and I realized that I don’t have very many of all three kids together. Maybe because it’s nearly impossible trying to get all three to look at the camera at the same time, but I’m happy to at least have a few. I recently had the opportunity to review a UPrinting Canvas Prints and knew right away that I wanted to use it on a picture of the kids.

UPrinting offers a variety of products from business cards to custom magnets, and even greeting cards which are perfect for the holiday season.

What I like about UPrinting is that you can order samples and see proofs of what you plan to order. This makes it easy to know what you’re buying before you actually pay for your order. Have you ever ordered something online then disliked it once you saw it in person? Yea, me too! The proof and sample options available at UPrinting take the guesswork out of the buying decision and let’s you see exactly what you will get.

Since this was my first time ordering from UPrinting I thought I’d show you just how easy their website is to use. Right away I noticed the current promotions on the home page, I love that!

Once you click on the canvas prints link under products you’ll find that UPrinting offers two canvas prints options, rolled and stretched. I wanted to frame it so I chose the rolled canvas.

Once you select the type of canvas you have the option to customize it, select the size, and add a border if you’d like.

I uploaded my picture and chose to get a 16×20 rolled canvas without a border. I was very impressed by the fast shipping. I ordered my canvas on Friday and received it by Tuesday. Now that’s great customer service!

Once it arrived I unrolled it and placed in an old frame I had lying around. I was happy to see that it fit nicely without any added materials.

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Disclosure: I wrote this post as part of a paid campaign with Uprinting and Blueprint Social. The opinions in this post are my own.