The Recently app turns photos from your camera roll (iOS for now) into an 8x11” magazine that you receive on a monthly basis. You can include either 50 or 100 photos in each magazine, and along with copies for yourself, you can also send issues to your grandparents. No doubt the best thing in their mailbox. ($8.99 per month)

Artifact Uprising prints photos onto beautiful beetle pine boxes that you can use to store anything meaningful. The wood grain subtly enhances each photo, memorializing your keepsakes in a special way. ($95)

MagneticPix turns photos into custom dry-erase boards, which are perfect in the kitchen for any busy household. The metal canvas features any image you choose and can serve both as display art and a handy way to communicate reminders, notes and doodles. (Prices start at $99)

Novel concept, right? It is when you can get the framed photo right from your phone. The Pictli app (iOS) eliminates the hassle of ordering prints and getting a frame. Their selection of beautiful frames of all sizes makes it so easy to decorate your space, with just a few taps. (Prices start at $20)

Shutterfly’s customizable shower curtains let you bring any memory into the bath with you. Printed onto 70x70” woven polyester, the printed shower curtain adds both fun and whimsy to any bathroom décor. ($79.99)

One of Shutterfly’s newer photo products is this customizable serving tray, made from durable and waterproof Lucite. This can be used in many ways, including as a holding place for personal items in a bedroom, or of course, as an essential for weekend breakfasts in bed. ($35.99)

Speaking of bed, there’s no better way to drift off to dreamland than with a soft pillow made using a photo of a favorite memory. These custom 18x18” pillows by SnapBox are a wonderfully comfy way to display a cherished photo. ($41.99)

A Rubik’s Cube may be difficult to crack, but Personalization Mall makes it easy to create your own toy with personal images to stump even the fastest cuber in your family. Or, you can simply use it to proudly display six photos in a different way. Just remember that once you turn, there’s no turning back. ($28.95)

Speaking of games, this memory exercise from Pinhole Press requires you to stay sharp with your family members, whether it’s mom or Great Aunt Edna. You decide who to include in your 12 matches (photos) to pair. Mix the cards around and let the games begin. ($29.99)

With this sentimental photo jewelry from Zazzle, you can wear your favorite memories as a necklace, bracelet or earrings. The designs let the photos speak for themselves and add more meaning to your accessorizing. (Prices vary)

Turn any photo into a beautiful night lamp that casts a soothing glow. Light Affection takes each print and carves the imagery onto a durable material that transfers light, which is then placed into the frame. You can select a plug-in night light or an illuminated frame to give a nice touch to any room. (Prices start at $44.95)

Not only can you give a unique photo gift, but you can also wrap the gift in customized photo paper. Minted’s line of beautifully-designed papers, crafted with photos of your choosing, make any gift that much better. ($15 for five sheets)

Cocoagraph makes your special photos good enough to eat, literally. These personalized gourmet chocolate bars offer the tastiest canvas for any photo, logo or image. Hand-printed with FDA-approved food coloring, your favorite picture becomes even more memorable when you can take a bite out of it. (Prices start at $15)

In addition to chocolate, you can print your photos on marshmallows too, thanks to Boomf. Perfect for hot chocolate, s’mores or just on their own, these little confections make an adorable gift for anyone who loves sweets. ($25 for a box of nine)

Start every morning with a delicious, buttery piece of toast — with your face on it. This bit of breakfast fun can easily be had with a customizable toaster from the Vermont Novelty Toaster Corporation. A photo of a single face, like Mashable's own Lance Ulanoff's, is preferred for optimal toast quality. ($69)