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Where did you get your paper to make your menus?

belle31125 Posted:

Where did you get your paper to make your menus?

I'm having the hardest time trying to find paper that I like to make my menus.. I also don't feel like spending hundreds of dollars either... TYIA

AJsMommy122 Posted:

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Staples, Office Max, and taget all have really cute stationary/card stock for those kind of things! Not expensive either
Backinneyork Posted:

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paperandmore.com

belle31125 Posted:

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Posted by Backinneyork

paperandmore.com



Great Site.. Thanks!!
Jamie&MarkSept.'05 Posted:

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I am interested in tracking down menu paper too! Any other suggestions?

amy0405 Posted:

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I bought all of my cardstock, scrapbook paper, vellum, flowers, and ribbon at Michaels. I used the 40%coupons that are in almost every Sunday paper.

suven Posted:

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I bought an invitation set at Michael's. I used the invites as my rehearsal dinner invites.

I used the 'response cards' as menus- I just flipped them to be vertical instead of horizontal.

Then, I punched 2 small holes on the top and tied the bows
LO13LO13 Posted:

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quickpick paper on 110 in Farmingdale

blueyes678 Posted:

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Staples
tinkerwdw Posted:

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JoAnn Fabrics also sells the invite kits and paper- similar to the sets sold at Michaels.

Did you guys know- Joann's will take michaels %50 coupon! I didn't know this till another customer told me last week! Joann's usually only issues %40 off so this was exciting to me!
(boy, I need to get out more.....)
melissaandsean Posted:

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most of my paper came from paperandmore.com

some came from AC Moore. I found buying in bulk from paperandmore.com to be cheaper though.
o17range Posted:

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I got all my extra paper at Quick Pick in Farmingdale, right on Rt. 110. They sell it by the pound, and it comes to almost identical prices as those from paperandmore. The only difference is that you get to actually TOUCH each sheet you are purchasing! Good Luck!

steflily Posted:

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Where on 110 is it? I work by the Hilton.

Colleen Hines Posted:

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kate's paperie. My menus came out beautifully.

SomethingBlu Posted:

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Posted by Soon2bMsZ

Staples, Office Max, and taget all have really cute stationary/card stock for those kind of things! Not expensive either




All of the above...but you should also consider www.inkspun.com, they have menus for under .50 each...crazy prices!
simbacat Posted:

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Posted by amy0405

I bought all of my cardstock, scrapbook paper, vellum, flowers, and ribbon at Michaels. I used the 40%coupons that are in almost every Sunday paper.




This is what I was going to do and when I went to the store, they had the card stock paper already on sale !! I actually got lucky for a change. I made them myself at home on my computer and then took them to Office Max to be printed and cut for about $7.00. I made my margins 6 1/2 by 11, so it looked more like a menu rather than a regular sized paper.
cantwait2bewed Posted:

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paperandmore.com

I have ordered paper from them and I must say it was great.
busybee705 Posted:

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Posted by amy0405

I bought all of my cardstock, scrapbook paper, vellum, flowers, and ribbon at Michaels. I used the 40%coupons that are in almost every Sunday paper.



I second Michaels.

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