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Judi in IL

using acetate for cards

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I picked up a copy the British mag.'cardmaking & papercraft' yesterday and they are showing some gorgeous cards using acetate stamped with staz-on. Do any of you make cards from acetate? Where do you get it?
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Graphix sells acetate pads in different weights. I usually order from Joann.com, but I think Michaels and hobby lobby would have them in the art section.
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Stampin' Up! also has some.
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I use packaging when I need it - I just rarely need it...
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You can buy sheets of it - but mostly I recycle! It works too, you just have to find a piece large enough and clean - but I usually do.
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I use packaging when I need it
Remember to keep the stamp from sliding so it doesn't mess up the image
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