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Old 10-26-2007, 11:21 AM   #1  
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Do any of you have suggestions where to buy watercolor paper? I bought the small pack from SU but seem to be blowing through it at an alarming rate. Does Michael's or Ben Franklin carry it? Is it better to order online? Any suggestions would be helpful!

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I buy mine from Michaels and Dick Blick
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If possible, I would not pay shipping for watercolor paper, which is available at every craft and art supply store. Most stampers use 140 lb. cold water paper.

If you are not near one, then I would google it and see who has a sale and stock up!
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