Originally Posted by Missy

BTW, a really good tip that I read (and that I used myself) is that you print the color photo on white paper so that the picture/color comes out accurate, and cut it to like 2 inches shorter than a standard piece of paper. So instead of 8.5 x 11, cut them to 6.5 x 9. Then tape those onto the ultra-bright papers to draw attention, and then here's the imporant part... slip those into plastic page protectors (or you can laminate them, but that's a lot more expensive). But that way they don't fade or curl when they get wet. Without that protection, even the dew from the morning will curl the papers to an unreadable state.
I know I sound like a total geek, but when it comes to my babies, I will do anything to help increase my chances of getting them back. It took me hours to make these posters, but in the end, that's what ended up getting my Little back, so it was well worth it