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help!! IDONT HAVE A CLUE WHAT I AM DOING HERE. NEVER BEEN TO THREADS OR ANYTHING BEFORE, INFACT HAVE TROUBLE JUST TRYING TO MAKE THE COMPUTER WORK. I NEED HELP IN LOCATING A RUBBER STAMP SET. IT IS IN THE GALLERY AND IS SO LOVELY THAT I NEED IT. BUT, DONT KNOW WHO IT IS BY. THE NAME IN THE GALLERY IS 'ALONG THE SAME LINES' CAN ANY BODY HELP ME PLEASE. ALSO, I NEED IT TO BE SHIPPED TO UK
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Now, onto your question. If you go to the gallery to find a stamp set, you might find some information.
In this case:
go to the gallery
select A-C SU! Sets
look for Along the Same Lines
you'll see this:
So, this is in the current Stampin' Up catalogue, *BUT* it's only available as a Hostess set & only in North America (since SU! only operates in Canada & USA). So, for yourself, it might be challenging to obtain it. You may want to try looking in our Buy / Sell / Trade (BST) forum. Note that because this is a current set, it may only be traded; no one is allowed to sell it on here.
Quote:
You may TRADE current and retired sets and merchandise. Stamp sets and merchandise appearing in a SU Mini Catalog since June, 2005 are still considered current until the new catalog comes out in July, 2006. This includes Hostess Appreciation, Limited Edition, and Sell-A-Bration sets.
See the BST Guidelines for more info. Oh, you could always start a new thread in ther with the following subject line: ISO - Along the Same Lines
ISO means in search of. You never know; someone with this set might be looking for something from the UK!
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