I’ve had this idea brewing in my head for months. I actually got some printed before Thanksgiving. But with the hustle and bustle of the holidays I never got around to taking photos! I’m so excited to show you how to print coloring pages HUGE! (All these coloring pages sources can be found HERE)
Engineering prints can only be done in black and white-which is PERFECT for coloring pages. They are on thin paper(just like computer paper) and you can print them BIG for CHEAP! My staples prints out in 3 different sizes!
I mean…how cute would this 4 foot owl be all colored!? Cut it out and you have amazing piece of art of any room!
And here’s the how to!
Head over to staples.com…
Click shop by category
push copy and print and then engineering prints!
Prices are pretty cheap
the 18×24 is $1.79
the 24 x 36 is $3.59
the 30 x 42 is $5.29
the 36 x 48 is $7.29
This is the 24×36
and this is the 36×48–TOTALLY HUGE!
(Make sure when you are printing large scale that the quality is good! The lines can start getting distorted when blown up!)
After you push begin you have to login and have to click oversized prints and then engineering prints in black and white! You will upload your photos from your computer and pick sizes
Each image will be unique. You will need to click on media and select sizes and make sure to fit to content to make it as big as possible….you might need to click orientation and make it landscape or portrait!
and then send to Staples. You can pick up in store or have them mailed to you!
Mine are almost always ready within 24 hours! (sometimes even the same day!)
They would be so cute as a present…print off a few, roll up with a cute ribbon and add some colored pencils or markers!
Throw them out on a table at any get together!
Remember head here for some fun free printables!
I also have a pinterest board HERE #obsessedmuch
and just because it’s awesome…my friend mandy did a picture using the engineering prints:
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