Print Photo Onto Cushion

[djtdjt]

Are there any shops that offer this service? I think you can do it online, send photo and they print it onto a cushion, what's the easiest site to use if cannot be done in store? Thanks.

[Tuvok]

I think you can do it at the photo stand in Tesco.

Alternatively you could get transfer paper and do it yourself.

You can do this from an inkjet or a colour laser/photocopier - just make sure you get the right transfer paper.

[rowanwitch]

Max spiellman does it, doubt you will get it before Christmas now.

[rowanwitch]

Transfer paper doesn't give a lasting image, one wash or a bit of rubbing the image fades. used to be better but haven't found a good one for years

[woofgang]

this stuff works but remember to flip the image before you use it. https://www.photopaperdirect.com/categories/Transfer-Paper/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAifz-BRDjARIsAEElyGI5UIxLkD7E6seUdjYiA0FlYYKF-_GxSL2AtnxeWML78NlKsi1MSpMaApbvEALw_wcB

[Buenchico]

I've used this firm many, many times (although not for cushions - I'm usually ordering mugs) and I've always been highly impressed with their service and the quality of their products:
https://www.photobox.co.uk/shop/photo-gifts/photo-cushion

I ordered a personalised T-shirt from this firm earlier this year and, again, I was fully satisfied with both their quality and service:
https://www.smartphoto.co.uk/photo-gifts/photo-cushion
(You should note though that, despite the '.co.uk' web address, SmartPhoto is actually a Swedish firm and my T-shirt was printed in Belgium. So it might take a little longer for goods ordered with them to get to you when compared with those ordered through Photobox).

On the High Street, you'll find that the two Timpson-owned photo-processing businesses, Klick and Max Spielmann (which has a presence within many supermarkets), both offer the service you're seeking but that the products aren't produced in-store. (They have to order them from their central printing units). So you don't really gain anything from going to their premises.

[Maydup]

Dont use any the companies who are printing overseas at the moment. I ordered a similar photo gift product via the Boots website on 30th November. Its never arrived and I found out that it was stuck in transit from Germany. I had no idea they would print in Germany. The ports are congested and delays are inevitable. I've had a refund now and bought and sent a totally different gift.

[Buenchico]

^^^ All mail sent through the European equivalents of Royal Mail (e.g. BPost in Belgium or Deutsche Post in Germany) is always sent by air, so port delays should be irrelevant.

[follyfancier]

try your post office my local one has a photo machine