window sheets?

[jrw25177]

Where do you get the window sheets? Are they in the SU book? When i was at Michaels they did not know what i was talking about.

Thanks in advance.

jill

[Steffani]

Are you looking for the blank window clings?

If not could you be looking for transperency sheets (acetate)?

[sleddy]

The Window sheets are on page 216 of the SU catalog. You can also use transparency sheets or overhead projector sheets.

[purplewinkle]

Hi Jill,

SU carries window sheets, but just yesterday I spoke to a SU demonstrator/friend and she said window sheets are the same as good quality overhead transparancies. The only problem is you have to buy a lot, so hopefully you have someone you can split a box with. Hope this helps.

[AZMommy]

Yes window sheets are in the SU catalog. I don't have it here in front of me, so I'm not sure what page it's on - but it's in the back in the accessories. Maybe look it up on the accessories index page? In stores, you'd be looking for 'acetate' or 'overhead projector transparencies'.

[stampgirl710]

Yes stampin' up carries window sheets... they are on page 216 in the new catty. The first section d. you get three for 2.95. Personally, I have bought a box of transparencies from Office Depot or staples. They work just as well and are a whole lot cheaper.

Kelly

[jrw25177]

thanks again everyone. you are all just GREAT.

[stamper-c]

Walmart also carries them in the office supply section...10 sheets for $5-$7 (can't remember the exact price)...they also have window cling sheets for around the same price!!! Bought them but haven't had a chance to try them yet...

[jmassucco]

I picked up just a few at a Copymat/Kinko's type place. I don't remember the cost, but at least you don't have to buy them in bulk.

[sully219]

I went to my kids school and got some scrap laminating film out of the trash!! I cut this for my faux postage template and it worked fine. Not quite as heavy as acetate..but in a pinch it works and the price is right!

[row4d]

When I was doing Christmas cards with the Snow Globe set (I had been introduced to SU! only three months before!), I used self-stick laminating sheets for the "glass" part of the globe and rubbed glitter all over the sticky side -- not too messy, since I only poured on a little bit and almost all of it adhered to the glue on the sheet.

(I confess, I got the idea from my demo -- she showed us that set at the workshop, and everyone ordered it!)