Pair sound with pictures of your life's most important events.If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine what it would be worth by adding sound. Perfect for scrapbooking, framing, or gift giving.
Have you ever looked at a special photo and closed your eyes to picture the sound in your head? Maybe your daughter laughing, your son's young voice reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, your party guests yelling "Surprise!" or your grandmother's singing voice. Now you can pair your photos with the actual sound of that special moment.
Each PictureThatSound™ card features a paper design to highlight a life experience. The PictureThatSound card gives you an inspirational starting point to add your own photos, embellishments, and handwriting...but most importantly the ability to record sound. Your end product will be a unique family heirloom.
Why our customers love PictureThatSound:
20 seconds of recording time
Long-life batteries that are easy to replace without losing your recording
Acid- and lignin-free custom-designed paper, archival quality to last for generations
Pull-tab to save the recording forever
Thin design won't bulk-up your scrapbook
Recessed record and play buttons to prevent your recording from playing while your scrapbook is closed
Two simple designs in each package allowing you to customize your family artifact
Choose from many designs... perfect for any life experience
Use your card in a scrapbook, frame it, add a magnet for the refrigerator, or send it as a gift
Each PictureThatSound package includes two 5x7-inch cards to help you jump-start your creative project.
Record a sound with our easy, step-by-step instructions
Affix your photo(s)
Include embellishments and write about the special moment right on the card
Add your unique creation to your scrapbook or frame as a special gift
Operates on 3 coin batteries. See operating instructions on the back of each card.
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