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Posted by Martha Sykora on October 16, 2009, 9:13 am
Does anyone know where I can purchase tri-fold cardstock with a small
cut-out to mount embroidery in the card? I have not been able to locate
any locally anymore. The one place I found online (Embroideryetcetera.com)
shows exactly what I want on their website but perhaps is no longer in
business? I'm looking for 75 cards/envelopes for a program for my smocking
guild chapter. Thanks in advance for your help.
Martha
mnsykora@earthlink.net
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Posted by Susan Hartman on October 16, 2009, 10:42 am
Martha Sykora wrote:
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> Does anyone know where I can purchase tri-fold cardstock with a small
> cut-out to mount embroidery in the card? I have not been able to locate
> any locally anymore. The one place I found online (Embroideryetcetera.com)
> shows exactly what I want on their website but perhaps is no longer in
> business? I'm looking for 75 cards/envelopes for a program for my smocking
> guild chapter. Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Martha
> mnsykora@earthlink.net
>
They're very popular in the UK - I see ads for them most often in the
BritStitch magazines. Check ebay.co.uk for "aperture cards" and there's
a ton that may not be super-expensive. And amazon.co.uk has quite a
selection if you search for "aperture card blanks".
Check local camera shops - they're most often used in the US by
photographers.
Google under "window cards" and some will come up - but not many. They
just don't appear to be as popular here as in the UK.
HTH,
sue
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Susan Hartman/Dirty Linen
The Magazine of Folk and World Music
www.dirtylinen.com
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Posted by on October 16, 2009, 11:05 am
On Fri, 16 Oct 2009 10:42:01 -0400, Susan Hartman
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>Martha Sykora wrote:
>> Does anyone know where I can purchase tri-fold cardstock with a small
>> cut-out to mount embroidery in the card? I have not been able to locate
>> any locally anymore. The one place I found online (Embroideryetcetera.com)
>> shows exactly what I want on their website but perhaps is no longer in
>> business? I'm looking for 75 cards/envelopes for a program for my smocking
>> guild chapter. Thanks in advance for your help.
>>
>> Martha
>> mnsykora@earthlink.net
>>
>They're very popular in the UK - I see ads for them most often in the
>BritStitch magazines. Check ebay.co.uk for "aperture cards" and there's
>a ton that may not be super-expensive. And amazon.co.uk has quite a
>selection if you search for "aperture card blanks".
>Check local camera shops - they're most often used in the US by
>photographers.
>Google under "window cards" and some will come up - but not many. They
>just don't appear to be as popular here as in the UK.
>HTH,
>sue
The other thing in camera shops is a box. Mine carries really nice
boxes with 5 x 7, 4 x 6 and 8 x 10 openings. You can easily put a
needlework piece in, makes a nice gift.
I would have thought some of those shops which carry all the
stamping/decoupage type stuff would have cards.
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Posted by Mavia Beaulieu on October 16, 2009, 5:42 pm
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> On Fri, 16 Oct 2009 10:42:01 -0400, Susan Hartman
>>Martha Sykora wrote:
>>> Does anyone know where I can purchase tri-fold cardstock with a small
>>> cut-out to mount embroidery in the card? I have not been able to
>>> locate
>>> any locally anymore. The one place I found online
>>> (Embroideryetcetera.com)
>>> shows exactly what I want on their website but perhaps is no longer in
>>> business? I'm looking for 75 cards/envelopes for a program for my
>>> smocking
>>> guild chapter. Thanks in advance for your help.
>>> Martha
>>> mnsykora@earthlink.net
>>They're very popular in the UK - I see ads for them most often in the
>>BritStitch magazines. Check ebay.co.uk for "aperture cards" and there's
>>a ton that may not be super-expensive. And amazon.co.uk has quite a
>>selection if you search for "aperture card blanks".
>>Check local camera shops - they're most often used in the US by
>>photographers.
>>Google under "window cards" and some will come up - but not many. They
>>just don't appear to be as popular here as in the UK.
>>HTH,
>>sue
> The other thing in camera shops is a box. Mine carries really nice
> boxes with 5 x 7, 4 x 6 and 8 x 10 openings. You can easily put a
> needlework piece in, makes a nice gift.
> I would have thought some of those shops which carry all the
> stamping/decoupage type stuff would have cards.
Would that be Carsand-Mosher, Sheena? I'm looking for some boxes myself.
thanks, Mavia
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Posted by on October 16, 2009, 6:33 pm
On Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:42:30 GMT, "Mavia Beaulieu"
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>> The other thing in camera shops is a box. Mine carries really nice
>> boxes with 5 x 7, 4 x 6 and 8 x 10 openings. You can easily put a
>> needlework piece in, makes a nice gift.
>> I would have thought some of those shops which carry all the
>> stamping/decoupage type stuff would have cards.
>Would that be Carsand-Mosher, Sheena? I'm looking for some boxes myself.
>thanks, Mavia
It was Black's in the Halifax Shopping Centre, I bought a couple
there. CM's have that huge store near the camera store in Bayers Lake
and they have a myriad of stuff for paper crafts etc etc, quite
possible they would have boxes too.
I did one 5 x 7 for a cousins 50th birthday, she was thrilled to bits
with it and it really didn't involve much work lol
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> cut-out to mount embroidery in the card? I have not been able to locate
> any locally anymore. The one place I found online (Embroideryetcetera.com)
> shows exactly what I want on their website but perhaps is no longer in
> business? I'm looking for 75 cards/envelopes for a program for my smocking
> guild chapter. Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Martha
> mnsykora@earthlink.net
>