Window sheets are acetate, and you can buy them through Stampin' Up, or cheaper at an office supply store. If you're NOT going to put them through your printer or a copy machine, or emboss, you can buy the cheaper "write on" transparencies - the kind teachers use with an overhead. I bought them last year to make those cute Christmas ornaments with the stamped acetate insert, and I think I paid something like $8 for a box of 60 at Office Depot (their own brand). They're lots of fun to work with, but you have to stamp on them with a permanent ink, like Stazon, and then use permanent markers (like Sharpies) to color them in. The kind that you run through a printer/copier machine have a special coating on them which makes them quite costly (closer to $30 a box), and not as clear (the coating makes them somewhat cloudy). But you'll also need to consider if you want to heat emboss on them; not sure if the regular, write-on ones work for that. I believe the Stampin' Up ones do.
Hope that helps. Linda
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