I love Instagram. Clearly. But sometimes I’d like to bring those memories offline and into my home, rather than just have them live on my phone. Know what I mean? Enter Framebridge…

Framebridge is a great site that prints and frames your photos and artwork. And it has an adorable Instagram Mini option, where you can print and frame your Instagrams.

So I got to thinking, wouldn’t that make the perfect Christmas present for friends, family and colleagues to say thank you for being a part of your year and to commemorate special moments?

I mean, what better way to say thank you, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays?

But, while personalized gifts are my favorite, they can often be labor and time intensive.

And even though I’m getting an early start on my Christmas shopping, who has time for all that?

Not me! But the process is SO easy.

 Framebridge literally lets you upload photos from your Instagram feed in seconds, by using their website or the Framebridge app on your phone.

Then you select a frame. I went with the modern white Irvine frame and the glamorous gold bamboo Mandalay frame.

Then choose matted or unmatted. The unmatted ones come as the smaller sizes in the white frames you see here, and the matted ones come in the larger sizes you see in gold (the photo size itself remains the same — 5″ x 5″). And that’s it! It couldn’t be easier to frame your feed.

The Instagram Minis arrive ready to hang and are just $39 each. Shipping is free too.

Admittedly, once they arrived I loved them so much I may have decided to keep them all some for myself. It’s so nice being surrounded by people I admire and love, and to be reminded of special moments from the year.

The good news is Framebridge is giving 20% off your first order, so we can treat our friends and ourselves.

Do you have a project you’d like to create?

Click here to get started and use code GOLIGHTLY20 at checkout to receive 20% off your first order through 1/31/16.

Happy shopping!

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—- Photos above by Kelly Golightly | Artwork and photos inside the frames by Fred Moser, Jonathan Skow, B. Joyful Illustrations, and Kelly Golightly —-

Thank you to Framebridge for sponsoring this post. All thoughts and opinions are my own.