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good place to buy blank cards/envelopes?

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hana · 30/08/2006 13:25

hi - my nearly 5 year old daughter loves making cards and up until now we've just used sugar paper folded over into whatever size she wants. Thinking of getting some proper blank cards/envelopes to make them look a bit nicer so just looking for recommendations. Nothing fancy, don't need peekaboo holes or fancy edging, just stiffer paper in rainbow colours!
thanks v much for your hellp!

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mamado · 30/08/2006 14:14

They sell packs of blank colourful cards at Tate museum shops - probably not the cheapest but good quality

Pixiefish · 30/08/2006 14:16

HAve you a Works near you- they sell packs fairly cheap

Whizzz · 30/08/2006 21:11

Loads of places now sell card blanks - I've seen them in Asda, Tesco, WH Smith - Argos also have craft stuff

fussymummy · 30/08/2006 23:20

Do you have a branch of Wilkinsons near to you?

They sell the card blanks.

Also, do you have a Woolworths near you?

I know they sell packs of coloured card for you to make your own, as do the supermarkets that've already been mentioned.

flossieteacake · 31/08/2006 20:51

www.craftcreations.com

If you buy loads then they cost less per card - This company supply hobbycraft, so you save loads going direct to them Hope that helps!

hana · 31/08/2006 21:52

thanks for all the tips - will check out internet sites first - easier for me!

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