based on these FAB reviews and pics... ive decided to DIY ..
what programs are you ladies using?
asg450
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I've just been using Microsoft Word for the table numbers and programs.
20mrsc10
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microsoft word
Bee12
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really? i thought it was some sophiciated program over there...
hmm.. maybe i need better clipart templates..
Alyssa79
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photoshop, illustrator, indesign and quark
Just Cindy
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word and powerpoint
FutureJOC
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I've been using Power Point for:
Monogram Menus Programs Table Numbers
Bee12
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Power Point ? Really ?
I need to put my Microsoft software to work!!
Thank you Ladies!!
What art/craft store did you feel you got the most bang for your buck?
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photoshop, illustrator, indesign and quark
Gracias mamacita!!
eternitybride
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I did our invites in microsoft word. I also played around with publisher and adobe illustrator for graphics, but mostly just word
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photoshop, illustrator, indesign and quark
I second that!
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What art/craft store did you feel you got the most bang for your buck?
it really depends on what you are looking for. AC Moore has a nicer selection of printed papers but not solid colored papers. i actually thought Joann's was good for the solids plus with a sale they were either 5 or 6 sheets for $1.
tape, glue, sticky dots, etc, etc i found Walmart was good all around.
Markers/gel pens/pencils/pens you absolutely cannot beat Dollar Tree
name some stuff and i'll try and help you haha.
not sure if you're making your own invitations or even doing pocketfolds but i just ordered samples from Paper and More and they were dirt cheap for the samples, $1 for the shipping and excellent quality. even if you didn't do invites and just wanted samples of paper, i'd rec. them.
What art/craft store did you feel you got the most bang for your buck?
it really depends on what you are looking for. AC Moore has a nicer selection of printed papers but not solid colored papers. i actually thought Joann's was good for the solids plus with a sale they were either 5 or 6 sheets for $1.
tape, glue, sticky dots, etc, etc i found Walmart was good all around.
Markers/gel pens/pencils/pens you absolutely cannot beat Dollar Tree
name some stuff and i'll try and help you haha.
not sure if you're making your own invitations or even doing pocketfolds but i just ordered samples from Paper and More and they were dirt cheap for the samples, $1 for the shipping and excellent quality. even if you didn't do invites and just wanted samples of paper, i'd rec. them.
What art/craft store did you feel you got the most bang for your buck?
it really depends on what you are looking for. AC Moore has a nicer selection of printed papers but not solid colored papers. i actually thought Joann's was good for the solids plus with a sale they were either 5 or 6 sheets for $1.
tape, glue, sticky dots, etc, etc i found Walmart was good all around.
Markers/gel pens/pencils/pens you absolutely cannot beat Dollar Tree
name some stuff and i'll try and help you haha.
not sure if you're making your own invitations or even doing pocketfolds but i just ordered samples from Paper and More and they were dirt cheap for the samples, $1 for the shipping and excellent quality. even if you didn't do invites and just wanted samples of paper, i'd rec. them.
