For Sale 2011 Cyanotype Calendar

[Akki14]

Hope this is allowed; kick me if it isn't. I couldn't figure out where best to post this but
I have a cute calendar out with a POD service if anyone would like. You can preview it by clicking on the calendar picture on one of the following pages/links to which type of calendar you want.

Comes in US dates flavour and UK dates flavour.

mm dates...

Also I'm not making much of a profit (barely £1/calendar) but I can still make a donation towards APUG if anyone buys a calendar

 

[Willie Jan]

The kick doesn't work... I mean the click doesn't work.

 

[mooseontheloose]

Where are the Canadian dates calendar?

Seriously, the only real additions would be Victoria Day, Canada Day, Canadian Thanksgiving in October, and Boxing Day.

Just as seriously, I love your cyanotype work Heather, it's a real inspiration to me, and I've just placed an order.

 

[Akki14]

Sorry I didn't mean the picture on the page but when you click on either US or UK dates you click the identical picture and get a preview

Thanks Rachelle! Sorry about the lack of a Canadian Calendar... Must see what I can do in future... I might be able to hand-type out every single date required then I could do the (US)(UK)(CA) etc next to everything.

 

[Chazzy]

I bought the calendar and think it looks very nice. Not too large, but I don't know why a calendar should have to be too large.

 

[markrewald]

Excellent! I really liked January, April and December's images in the US calendar.

 

[David William White]

Fantastic, Heather! These will make great Christmas presents...order placed with great enthusiasm!

 

[panchro-press]

Akki!

Just bought one.
Miss you in the chatroom

Dave

 

[Akki14]

Thanks Chazzy, for the review It's true it's not the big expensive "premium" calendar but I think the money goes into the printing more than anything and it looks good for it.

Mark, the US calendar and UK calendar are identical in pictures... though I guess I should have put something more wintery for January in the US calendar... Rainy windows sums up the UK winter pretty well.

David and Dave, I hope you enjoy the calendars. I think it took a total of 8 days for my calendar to arrive when I was proofing it.

 

[David William White]

Heather!

My calendars arrived and they are very, very nice. One will go up above the phone (so I'll be enjoying it all year) and the other two will go as Christmas presents to friends. Thanks for doing this -- I think they're great.

David.

 

[Akki14]

Phew! I was worried I was completely biased about them looking good. Thanks for the feedback, David

 

[Steve Smith]

Ordered!

Comes in US dates flavour and UK dates flavour.

mm dates...

And shouldn't that be US dates flavor or is that one English word which has been left in its original state?

... and indeed... mmmmmm dates!



Steve.

 

[Akki14]

Nah I've just become Britishised in my typing Have had to use the "proper" spellings since university essays...

Also I ordered a few of these for my family this week and surprisingly they've already shipped... they must be geared up to fulfil Christmas orders rapidly now. I'm sure the first time I ordered it took them almost a whole week to print and now that's down to about 1-2 days.

 

[mooseontheloose]

Heather, the calendar just arrived -- ten days from order to delivery (it should have been on Friday but I've been away on business). It looks really good and has given me some ideas about doing my own calendar. I really like the variety (and different styles) of cyanotypes you've done for the calendar, which include some of my favorite images that you've posted here on APUG.

Cheers.

 

[Steve Smith]

Mine turned up today which is only four days after I ordered it!

The print quality is good and the paper/card used is much nicer than I was expecting too.

It looks really good and like Rachelle, it has given me some ideas too


Steve.