SJPrinter

Bounce house: $400, returned by 5pm, forgotten by Tuesday.

Travel birthday party with pretend passports, world flag stations, and a giant group coloring poster: under $75, kids talk about it for weeks.

We wrote the full step-by-step — country stations, passport ceremony, favor bags already handled, all of it.

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Hot take: "go play outside" stopped working the second summer hit 94 degrees.

We put together the actual list of activities that hold kids' attention longer than 5 minutes — including the one that somehow turns into a 90-minute project without you doing anything.

Spoiler: it involves markers, a poster the size of a small country, and zero screen time.

Full list here 👇

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True story.
Client came in with a Canva file.
"I need this printed 20x30. But it only shows pixels. How many pixels is a 20x30? Do I need more pixels?"

😐😐😐
45 seconds of silence.

Yes sir. All of them. Send the file, get your weekend back.
We handle the rest. ❤️🖨️

Four looks. Four different identities. Same card size.
Top left: Purple with teal foil.
Perfect for a florist or anyone who wants their card to feel handcrafted.
Top right: Navy with gold foil.
Perfect for a financial advisor or anyone who wants to feel established.
Bottom left: Coral with rose foil.
Perfect for a wedding planner or anyone who wants to lead with warmth.
Bottom right: Dark teal with copper foil.
Perfect for an interior designer or anyone who wants an edge.

None of these are about the industry.
They're about the impression you want to leave before you say a word.
Regular 16pt cards — gloss or matte — start at $79.99 for 500.

Foil is a step up from there. Send me your logo and I'll tell you exactly what it would cost for your brand.
Stop by Woodcrest Shopping Center in Cherry Hill and hold one: foil has to be felt, not just seen in a photo.