Lori,I am waiting to see a msecerpiate in tape, knowing how much tape you have in your stash!I too have issues with bindings. i want something different and try to stay away from how it should be done. Today i will try and finish it if I can quit flitting from task to task.
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im glad you found this place . I live in houghton regis and have used the shop as have my falmiy as we are all abit crafty in our own ways .It is so nice to have somthing not buried away in the middle of Luton or further afield .
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Most purchased cards are made with cdrtsaock. That comes in various weights (thicknesses) and colors, and can be purchased online or at office supply or stationery stores and sometimes at craft and art supply stores, etc.All the weights of it can usually go through home printers, though some may have to be put in through the manual feed that most of them have.You can also just print onto any kind of thicker paper you can find. There are various types and even various kinds of surfaces. Those will be available at art supply stores, scrapbooking stores, etc, and perhaps at the other places I mentioned too or of course online.Be aware that the colorant used in most regular inkjet printers is not permanent, so if that ink gets wet later it will run. You can either print onto photo paper (matte or gloss) to get around that, or you can use a photocopier or a laser printer on any kind of paper (or a few of the regular printers use permanent ink too).
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