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Old 04-04-2004, 01:24 PM   #1  
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I want to know what are window sheets. I looked in stampin up book and they have them and no picture. Please let me know
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They are like transparencies or overheads-(clear plastic sheets. )
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They are in the SU Cat. on page 216 in the assorted paper products section. It's one of those items that are listed but not pictured.
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These are great if you want to make a shaker card, it is the "window" you see the shaker stuff through!

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Thank you very much. Thats what I thought they were.

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Default window sheets

I haven't bought any of the window sheets yet, but I was wodnering if I could possible recycle and use those clear thick plastic bags that stampin up paper sometimes comes in? I have a ton of these. Isn't this acetate, and would it also work for the smackin acetate technique?

Thanks for letting me know if anyone has tried it.
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