Video Tutorial | Printing Two 3x4 Images On A 4x6

Thanks, I've been trying to figure out exactly that! Oh, and am I first? 13:10 here in South Africa.

I don't have PSE, so I'm pretty impressed with how user friendly it is. Loving those great smiles in the photos too!

Thanks Ali! This is a great tutorial! Can't wait to work on my project life this afternoon!

Thank you Ali, that helped a lot.

Thanks so much!!! Such a great tutorial, Ali!

Thanks...this will be so useful.

Thank you SO much for taking the time to explain this! I am sure it's so simple, but I was so overwhelmed that even the simplest task seems hard at this point! thank you!!!

Your tutorials are always so clear and helpful. Thanks, too, for the newsletter in my inbox this morning. It was very timely, as I have two daily practices I hope to work on in 2012. One of them I've already begun, but the other has to wait until the end of the month after a two week visit with my new grandson.

Thanks Ali!! I have tried this before but never could get the photos to print at the correct size. Now thanks to you, it won't be a problem.

Thanks Ali! I have another question about printing. I do not print at home. I send out normally to Shutterfly. For Project Life, I have cropped some pictures to 8x8 and I had planned to have them developed at an online lab you had recommended goodness probably well over a year ago but when I went to their website this week they had gone out of business. If I have the 8x8's ptinted out at Shutterfly as an 8x10 will they be printed out with white surrounding them and then I can just cut that off? I know I am probably trying to make this more difficult then it is! Thanks for any help you can give me!

Sincerely,
Robin Greene

Thanks, Ali! I was wondering how you did that and now I can't wait to try it for myself.

Awesome. I was just wondering how to do this as I was going to bed last night. Perfect timing as this is my first week doing Project Life. Thank you!

Hi Ali,
Thanks for the tutorial! I created a template that I use for doing this that makes it super easy and quick, too. Am happy to share it with your readers if you like!
Thank you for all of your wonderful posts and for sharing your inspiration with us :)

This will be so helpful. Thank you for taking the time to explain. I just got Photoshop Elements for Christmas and have not tried using it yet.

A question - what brand/type printer do you use for pictures? Mine is an Epson Stylus NX420.

Thanks for your help!!

Thanks Ali! I use a free program called from photo utitlity called photo sheet. It is great for those of you who are not familiar with photoshop. Here is the link: http://www.photility.com/PhotoSheet/default.html
This software combines several separate images into a single image with a layout of your choosing. Once you download the free program you select your print size 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, 12x12... There are many options. Then select the amount of photos you want to print on your sheet. Open your "folders" where you store your photos and drag them onto photosheet program. You will see a preview of the photos. Once you are happy with your collage at the botton of the screen you will see an output location. Click the "start" button and it will create your collage and save it.... "Just make note of the file name of where your collage is saved to... You will see the file name in the box". You can decide whether to print or upload to your favorite photo site. I have used Costco and they come out great.

This is my first year doing Project Life. Thanks you Ali for your inspiration. I have been reading your blog and really wanted to give it a try this year.

I know a lot of the fonts you use are commercial, but I was wondering if you have a list of your favorite free fonts, or free fonts that are close to some of your favorites? I always love your font choices and would love to be able to use some myself!

Fantastic, Ali - I really appreciate your tutorial. Thank you very much. Specifically, I appreciated your tip about the 2011 pages protector v. 2012 page protectors and sizing; I have a few left (and am waiting for the 2012 pages) so that sizing tip is very helpful. Have a good day.

I have tried to do this before, but somehow things get messed up when I am printing. I must have something checked wrong in the dialog box for the printer, because I never get exactly the 3x4 when I cut them apart after they are printed. You are always printing from inside of photoshop elements? Maybe that is what I am doing wrong?

Ali this is such a great tutorial, you never fail to impart knowledge on others efficiently. It's been a long since I visited you site (been busy the past months). Glad to find more interesting blogs here!

Thanks Ali! I got PE10 for Christmas & I'm a PE virgin, so ANY tutorial I can get to help make my learning curve easier is much appreciated!