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Old 11-07-2010, 11:55 AM   #1  
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I love PTI papers for their heavy weight. However, I have difficulty in using certain paper punches with them. Does anyone know if Stampin Up carries a similar color of PTI craft card stock?
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In the past, I honestly could not tell the difference between PTI and SU Kraft other than the PTI had a slightly heavier feel. SU renamed their Kraft to Crumb Cake on July 2010. I have not ordered it under the new name but from what I have read, it was merely a rename and not a change to the color at all, so I assume it looks the same.
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SU Kraft is now Crumb Cake and like the other poster said, it is the same color.

PTI's and SU is close in color but not exactly the same but I use them both without a ton of feeling towards one over the other. I just like the heavier weight of PTI for card bases and SU for everything else.
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Michaels carries a brand of cardstock called "Recollections". I got a pack of it in kraft paper - 50 sheets for $3.99. It's not as heavy as some other cardstock, but I've used it for card bases and also with punches.

Hobby Lobby also usually has kraft paper in their scrapbook paper section. I don't remember the brand name but I've bought it also.
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I agree with Bugga...I have a lot of the Kraft from Michaels in the Recollections brand. The only thing I have noticed with it is some adhesives dont stick to it. I always have to use the ATG to get it to stick..Bugga did you notice that or is mine just the lame packages....lol
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I have a sample of SU's crumb cake and it doesn't look like it has any many "threads" in it as PTI's or Gina K's. It is also a lighter color.
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I agree with Bugga...I have a lot of the Kraft from Michaels in the Recollections brand. The only thing I have noticed with it is some adhesives dont stick to it. I always have to use the ATG to get it to stick..Bugga did you notice that or is mine just the lame packages....lol
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Amber, I haven't noticed any "sticking" issues, probably because I use the ATG for everything except tiny little embellishments.
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TY Bugga...I use the photo splits for many of the cards I make. Dont know why..just do. I always have many rolls of ATG on hand so I dont know why I dont use it more because I do love it..
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