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Old 01-11-2008, 04:42 PM   #1  
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Question Need help finding chipboard
I'm looking for a place that I can purchase "naked" chipboard. Not just letters, designs, etc. to paint/stamp on. Anyone know of any good places?
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I just bought 250 sheets off ebay for $12 a few days ago. Do a search for Chipboard Sheets - Its .22 which is perfect for letters and such. Runs through Cuttlebug great - I bought mine for UMing though.
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I don't know what your project is, but can you use the cardboard from cereal boxes and things like that...stuff you might have around the house? Depends on what thickness you are looking for and how much you need, but anything like that will work. I often save pieces of cardboard like that.
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My Hobby Lobby has a good selection.
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K and A Die Cuts has heavy weight for books in 8x8 and 6x6 It is great for the bind it all.
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I BOUGHT 20 X 30 POSTER SIZE CHIPBOARD SHEETS AT MICHEALS IN THE ART DEPARTMENT
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