For those ladies doing your own invites, menus or whatever, did you purchase cardstock and have to cut it yourself. My issue is that I can't find the right size paper. I need a printable size 4x5 or something similar in beige, cream or ecru and I've searched everywhere Staples, Office Max, Office Depot, Kates Paparie. I was thinking that I may have to buy 8x11 1/2 and just cut it.
Any suggestions, thanks
dawnbon26
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I have used www.lcipaper.com for other projects in the past, try them. good luck.
Angel120905
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try paperandmore.com they will even cut it down for you.
Jmrosa1
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I know some people used staples cutting and printing services. I DIY'ed my escort cards and menus and just bought regular cardstock and used my paper cutter to cut everything.
ndeokinanan
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Cardsandpocket.com or paperandmore.com
Buy a paper cutter and cut it down to size...it definietly saves a lot of money
linda_art
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When I was in college I got a lot from Pearl Paint in the city and they cut it for me. The old Kinkos has a cutter if you trust yourself. And paperandmore like the others suggested.
Sweetpea1
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It's crazy how as many times as I've been to staples no one said that they would cut the paper for me anyway I'm checking out lcipaper.com they have alot of how to instructions and free shipping on samples We like free
crystallite444
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Try michaels. I bought the cardstock program paper it was like $4 for 50.
