Chipboard

[The stampin Queen]

I have been looking for blank chipboard all over and can't seem to find it. I don't want any shapes or letters. Does anyone know where I might find it. If I can't I guess I'll have to use cereal boxes :-( HELP!!!!

[lauralynn]

I haven't bought any for many years, but back in my collage days I needed chipboard for building models. I found it at your basic art supply stores (not craft stores). It comes in different thicknesses and is big - 24" x 36" or so, if I remember correctly. HTH

[bwstamper]

I bought some at Hobby Lobby, it was in the art department with the bound pads of sketch paper. It wasn't very expensive and was 8.5 X 11.

[greetingsbydebra]

I ordered mine from a seller on ebay, ckresale. It's *very* reasonable and you can choose thicknesses. Quick shipping, too.

[craftdesigns]

You can get it online in assorted sizes from www.grafixarts.com. Grafix products are excellent...think I have used just about every one they have.

[kphorse]

I get mine here. great service.

http://www.rubberinspirations.com/ka...55b817e2ab4af7

25 sheets for $3.99

[gaylestamps]

Most of the craft stores will have it - in their picture framing area.

[daisy453]

Hi Carol
I'm a neighbor over in Harvard <G>
I use matboard (the kind you get for matting photos) and have bought it right there in McHenry at Mikes.
Hope this helps
Daisy

[stamps&cars]

You can also go to a local printing company and get it from them. They use it all the time in their boxing of print jobs. Sometimes you can even get it for free from them.

[HCMstamps]

I bought mine from thescrapbookmarket.com. I think it was the graffixs brand. Nice stuff