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Posted by Mavia Beaulieu on October 16, 2009, 9:27 pm
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> On Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:42:30 GMT, "Mavia Beaulieu"
>>> 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
OK, that's good to know. When making a gift of needlework I prefer mounting
it in a box also. Even if it's something that doesn't suit their taste to
put on a wall a box is always useful. Any that I have given have always
been well received.
Mavia
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Posted by Mavia Beaulieu on October 16, 2009, 9:32 pm
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> lucretiaborgia@fl.it wrote:
>> I would have thought some of those shops which carry all the
>> stamping/decoupage type stuff would have cards.
> They have cardstock, but not with the apertures pre-cut.
> If you have a steady hand, Michaels has a nice selection of cards and you
> can use an Exacto knife to cut your own openings.
> --
> Karen C - California
Also if you're planning to make a lot of these cards there are various
size/shaped punches available that do a nice job. They too can be found
where you buy stamping, scrap booking materials.
Mavia
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Posted by on October 16, 2009, 11:16 am
On Fri, 16 Oct 2009 09:13:52 -0400, "Martha Sykora"
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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
There is this link Sew and Sew are reliable
http://tiny.cc/wxIeW go to bottom of the page
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Posted by ellice on October 16, 2009, 11:36 am
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> On Fri, 16 Oct 2009 09:13:52 -0400, "Martha Sykora"
>
>> 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
>>
>
> There is this link Sew and Sew are reliable
>
> http://tiny.cc/wxIeW go to bottom of the page
Good link. Also, here is a link for the wholesale supplier, The Yarn Tree:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/ykmcpcc
They list who carries stuff from them. I know that the shop I used to
manage, Scarlet Thread, stocked a fair amount of the different stationary
packs. You might also send her an e-mail, as she is working as a web-based
shop now (B&M shop closed):
Www.scarletthread.com
The cards are pretty nice, they are available in different shaped openings.
I've also seen some recently that have perforated paper in some cut-out
openings, ready to stitch.
Ellice
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Posted by Donna on October 16, 2009, 5:01 pm
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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? =A0 =A0I have not been able to l=
ocate
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> any locally anymore. =A0The one place I found online (Embroideryetcetera.=
com)
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> shows exactly what I want on their website but perhaps is no longer in
> business? =A0I'm looking for 75 cards/envelopes for a program for my smoc=
king
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> guild chapter. =A0Thanks in advance for your help.
> Martha
> mnsyk...@earthlink.net
Try the Papersource - http://www.paper-source.com/
I believe that my local store had some when I went in there two months
ago. Don't know how often stock changes.
Donna in Virginia
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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