Help! Can't find white sharpie markers anywhere!
I have been trying to find the white Sharpie poster markers that Nichole Heady used to color the Santa from the Believe set. I have checked several Walmarts in my area and the office supply stores with no luck. I did find them online, but they wanted about $8 to ship them. The pens are only about $2.50 each, so that was out of the question. Has anyone in the Boise, Idaho, area seen these available anywhere? Or, is there anyone that would be willing to buy a couple of these for me and I will pay the small shipping cost to get them to me? I need them for my Christmas cards. Thanks in advance!
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I actually found them at my local stamp store. It is really more of a paint pen. Maybe try Joann or Mike's in their art department.
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I got mine at the local Ace Hardware store.
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I found them at Hobby Lobby. They were not in the stamping/scrapbooking section, but in the artists' supply section. I had to ask a clerk to find them. They were on another aisle from all the other markers and pens.
Good luck finding them. If you can't find Sharpies, an acceptable substitute is sold at Walmart in the crafts aisle. It is a paint pen with acrylic paint in it. I don't know the brand because the label came off mine, but it's in a section where there are other paint pens. The Sharpie pen also has acrylic paint in it. |
If you have a staples close to you I found my there. Also seen them in Hobby Lobby.
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Nicole used the Sharpie Poster Paint marker. This particular one is water-based...just as FYI. Sharpie also offers paint pens that are oil-based.
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I couldn't find them, either, Bev. I'll keep my eye out for them and call you if I find them!
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I ordered 4 of them from Joann.com about a week ago. Hope you find one soon!
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Update: I still can't find the Sharpie paint markers here. Checked Staples, Michaels, Target, Archivers, Walmart, etc. I tried the Elmers Painters from Walmart but did not like the results. I also tried a pigment ink marker from Michaels, and it looked really chalky. I have the Signo gel pen from SU and used that to color Santa's beard, etc. I found something pretty cool...if you color in a small circular motion on his beard, it ends up looking like his beard is curly. So, even though the gel pens are more expensive and I will probably go through a couple of them doing my cards, I think that is what I will stick with. (Also gives me a good excuse to order more from SU, right!)
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I haven't found them either....
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I found a white marker pen at Staples. It wasn't Sharpie & I haven't actually used it yet...
I had to giggle though, when I saw the post title I just "knew" you were coloring your Believe Santa stamp. :) He is just the best, isn't he?? |
I haven't been able to find them either!
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bjtstamper, I checked out the stores here in Ontario yesterday and no white Sharpie poster pen. :( I must have picked mine up this summer when we went through Bozeman, MT. If you would like I can look up the phone or web addy for the scrapbook store there and you could see if they have them (they will mail, I believe).
I am a total non-geek and haven't been able to find the Belive santa sample by Nichole Heady that everyone is talking about. Could someone post a link? Thanks!:D |
I just came home from Walmart in Oklahoma City. They do not have the Sharpie, but they do carry a very good white pen.
It is in the crafts department and hanging with a bunch of other colors. The brand is "Painters" and they are $2.57 each. They contain white acrylic paint, which is the same thing as the Sharpie poster pen. I tried it out and it looks great. Covers very well on dark cardstock. Takes a little while to dry, but so does the Sharpie. It is paint, ya know! |
I thought I had found the Sharpies at JoAnn's & then I read here they have to be the water based & I picked up the oil based & so I took them back.
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http://www.nicholeheady.typepad.com/...eve/index.html |
Sorry I can't help with finding them...I will check around though. My DH brought them home from work one day. Lucky me - he works for the company that owns Sharpie!
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Thank you!!!!! :D Now I see why everyone is looking for the white Sharpie!:) |
I just seen them at Michaels. It is in a pack with 3 other colors but it is by the Christmas crafts at my M's. THey were no an end isle and thats how I noticed them.
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Found them in my email today. This is a fun site = Suze Weinberg. Water based, opaque, acid free, archival, white Sharpie...here's a link if you want them via internet:
http://www.schmoozewithsuze.com/prod...D=071002100356 hth |
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