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Oh my! I went to Anchor Paper today and got envelopes - just like Very Vanilla and Whisper White - $6 for 100 envelopes. Wow! I thought that was such a deal.
And their cardstock is priced 75 sheets for $6. It comes in all the natural colors and confetti variations. I went a little crazy!
Their stamps aren't that great. But it's a good place for scrapbookers.
Which Anchor paper did you go to? I really like the one in Burnsville. I think their selection of stamps is really good but they are a bit pricey. I don't tend to buy paper from anywhere but SU tho. I used to live by that store so I'd visit a lot, now that we've moved across the cities I think I've only been there once or twice. Some of their other stuff seemed to be decently priced when compared to Archivers.
__________________ Julia Gluten free on 9/15/2008. I am a Celiac. 1 in 133 Americans is a Celiac and 97% of those who have Celiac Disease are still undiagnosed. Are you one?
I always thought that the Anchor Paper Plymouth had a really good selection of stamps...maybe that has changed.
Did they change the pricing too? The last time I was there (mid-June), they were still pricing by the pound, not by the sheet or envelope. I did notice their prices went up ($6/lb. for paper, $12/lb. for envelopes).
You are correct. It is priced by the pound. I got 26 sheets of paper for 4.08 - like the naturals and confettis - and I got 40 cream envelopes for 5.16. I thought that was a good price. I didn't know they raised their prices, but I still thought I got a good deal - on the envelopes at least.
There are lots of stamps but maybe I'm just partial to SU stamp sets. And also, I was a bit overwhelmed because I'd never been there. I sure will go back again.
I have never been there....where is the one that is closest to the north? I would like to make a run down there from up north....but with the bridge out, would like not to have to go down south of minneapolis......can't wait.
You are correct. It is priced by the pound. I got 26 sheets of paper for 4.08 - like the naturals and confettis - and I got 40 cream envelopes for 5.16. I thought that was a good price. I didn't know they raised their prices, but I still thought I got a good deal - on the envelopes at least.
You're right - that is a good deal!! I always buy my envelopes there, especially when I know I have a lot of cards to mail (like Christmas cards).
I have never been there....where is the one that is closest to the north? I would like to make a run down there from up north....but with the bridge out, would like not to have to go down south of minneapolis......can't wait.
Thanks.....
Check this URL for their locations, they have a Mpls and Plymouth store.
__________________ Julia Gluten free on 9/15/2008. I am a Celiac. 1 in 133 Americans is a Celiac and 97% of those who have Celiac Disease are still undiagnosed. Are you one?
Thank you so much.....I will have to go there the next time I go to the cities....even though I was just there in Maple Grove....Love that shopping area. Thanks again.
I had a chance to visit all three stores in April, WOW!! A girl could go crazy there! I thought each store had their own "character" in products, you might want to make a day trip of it and check out all three!
fyi - The MPS store is moving soon, if that is the one you plan to go to, you might want to give a call first for the address, I don't think its terribly far from the existing MPLS store.
I love Anchor Paper!
