Have you heard of the HP Instant Ink program? We joined this program when we got a new HP printer a little over a year ago, and it has made it so much easier for me to print out creative projects at home! I was happy to participate in a sponsored series to raise awareness about this affordable way to print photos, eBooks, and more at home.
Here are some fun ways we have used our HP Instant Ink service
- Printing photos to send to family and decorate the walls of Mike’s office
- Home-printed cards
- {shown at the top of this post} Printing out Instagram photos on HP’s new HP Social Media Snapshots Sticky-Backed Photo Sheets to decorate our walls – very easy if you download the HP Social Media Snapshots App. We were sent the photo sheets to test out; my kids love them, and I love how easy they make it to decorate our walls!
- Making special book marks to commemorate the school year and keep my kids reading all summer long.
- Printing out these awesome cards so my kids can learn about The Periodic Table of the Elements.
Without HP Instant Ink, I would have hesitated before starting each of these projects, worrying about the cost of ink and whether I had enough ink for the project. HP Instant Ink starts at $2.99 each month, which we could afford to work into our budget. I track my pages, and spread out projects when I need to. We have really enjoyed getting more creative with our paper projects, and I know that I always have ink, while saving up to 50%Â on ink. I put together a quick video so you can see how easy it is to switch in new ink:
What would you print with HP Instant Ink?
This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own, and I was a happy HP Instant Ink customer long before being hired for this campaign.
MaryAnne is a craft loving educator, musician, photographer, and writer who lives in Silicon Valley with her husband Mike and their four children.
Very cool. I need a program like this.
I’ll have to look into this, we do love our printer, and those periodic table cards, so cool!
A printer ink subscription service is a great idea! We spend $700 on colored ink cartridges every Christmas to print colored holiday recipe booklets to send out. It’s expensive!!! Glad to learn about this!
That periodic table of the elements looks seriously cool.
It is – and it’s a free printable!
Great projects! :) And what an awesome periodic table resource. Thanks for linking that.