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Home›How To›3 Ways to Put a Picture in a Locket

3 Ways to Put a Picture in a Locket

By Matthew Lynch
October 10, 2023
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A locket is a timeless piece of jewelry that often holds sentimental value. Placing a cherished photo inside can create an even more meaningful accessory. This article will share three different methods to put a picture in a locket, so you can keep those special memories close to your heart.

1. Traditional Print and Cut Method

This classic approach is the easiest and most common way of placing an image in your locket.

Step 1: Choose the Right Picture

Select a high-quality photograph that clearly shows the subject’s face and has an appropriate background.

Step 2: Resize the Image

Using photo editing software or an online tool, create a copy of the image and resize it according to the dimensions of your locket. Make sure to maintain the aspect ratio for accurate proportions.

Step 3: Print and Cut

Print the resized photo on thin, glossy photo paper. Carefully trim the image using scissors or a craft knife. Be precise, as the photo must fit neatly within your locket’s frame.

Step 4: Place it in Your Locket

Open the locket, place your trimmed picture inside, and ensure it sits flush against the frame. Close your locket carefully and enjoy wearing a beautiful piece of personalized jewelry.

2. Custom Laminated Photo Method

By laminating your photo, you can ensure its durability and protect it from wear over time.

Step 1: Follow Steps 1 to 3 from Method 1

Choose, resize, and print out your desired picture on thin photo paper.

Step 2: Laminate Your Photo

Place your trimmed image between two pieces of clear self-adhesive laminate sheets or use a laminator machine. Press firmly to secure both sides, ensuring there are no air bubbles.

Step 3: Cut Out Your Laminated Image

Trim around the laminated photograph, leaving a small margin around the edges to maintain the seal.

Step 4: Insert into Your Locket

Fit your laminated picture neatly into the locket and secure it in place. You now have a long-lasting, protected photo inside your cherished locket.

3. Online Custom Photo Service Method

For a professional touch, try using an online custom photo service to create perfectly sized photos for your locket.

Step 1: Find a Reputable Online Service

Search for a reputable online service that specializes in creating custom-sized pictures or charms for lockets.

Step 2: Upload Your Image

Upload your chosen high-quality image onto the website, following their instructions on resizing and choosing dimensions suitable for your locket’s size.

Step 3: Receive Your Custom Picture

After placing your order, wait for your professionally printed and cut picture to arrive at your doorstep.

Step 4: Place Your Professionally Cut Photo in Your Locket

Insert the custom photo carefully into your locket, ensuring it sits perfectly within its frame. Now you can wear your treasured memory in style with a professionally created picture.

Whether you prefer the traditional print and cut method, custom laminated photo approach, or using an online custom photo service, there is a perfect technique to showcase your cherished memories in a beautiful locket.

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