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Old 04-19-2008, 01:42 PM   #1  
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Default Does anyone know what cryogen white paper is?

Karen Wallace did some cards with copic markers using Thomas Kincade stamps.

She says she used cryogen white paper. Do you know where one can find it and why it is good to use with copic markers?

Here is one of her amazing cards cards:
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Old 04-19-2008, 02:35 PM   #2  
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It's a very yummy paper, lol! I love the stuff! If you are familiar with Stampin Up, what we call our Shimmery White cardstock is cryogen white. You could purchase it from a demonstrator or you could go to a paper vendor. My mind is going blank, aaack! I think it's www.cutcardstock.com that I've been to that carries it....maybe? I'll go check...brb!
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Yep! You can find it here.

It's a very smooooooth cardstock, lol, which is probably why it works so well with Copics.
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Thank you so much for your help ladies!

I think I might have some of that paper!

Thanks again and again!
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I didn't know it was the same paper. I use GP paper for most of my copic and stamping needs. Its cheap and effective. Does anyone know how this paper compares price/quality wise?
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