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Question about card submissions and the supply list
I am going to submit a card to a magazine contest and I have to list all the products I used. I can't remember where the brads came from. I didn't keep them in their original container and the store I got them from is closed now, so can't go back there.
I assume I really need to list where the brads came from? I can't for the life of me think of what the company is. I might know it if I hear/see it. The brads are matte finished, not shiny. Almost like a suede finish. They are the standard small size.
I will admit for staple items such as brads sometimes I'll just say they're by a manufacturer that specializes in them (e.g. for brads I would put Making Memories since I know I have a lot of them).
I don't think that the average person is going to care exactly what brand of certain items you use (with the exception of papers, stamps of course).
Just for future reference, you can note these in your publication supply lists as "craft supply" as something like a brad especially can be found in any shape or size or color in various stores/brands.
I just always put "misc. brads., misc. ribbon, etc." if I don't know. But I have a very extensive Excel file I keep with my supply lists that I type up immediately after creating something. It's then easy to copy and paste to my blog, galleries, and magazine submissions. You can see more info here.
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