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there's lots of online places that will also cut the paper for you to your specs = a nominal fee applies of course ;)
try papermillstore.com
uuhhh - dang it where's my notebook - hang on i'll be back...
I've been DIYing my invitations and LOVE LOVE LOVE thepapermillstore.com They are SO MUCH less expensive than anywhere else I've found but with very good quality. I got 500 sheets of cardstock for $37. You won't find a better deal. Plus, shipping isn't too expensive, and they're very speedy. They're also fairly environment friendly!
www.envelopemall.com - I have found they have the best prices by far for the metallic/pearlesent Stardream and what not.
Great customer service and fast shipping!
Good luck!
Kelly Paper stores if you got them nearby! They are amazing and you can't beat seeing it in person and testing it out before committing to buying. Good luck.
I strongly recoomend www.cardsandpockets.com they offer top notch customer service and GREAT online rummage sales! Good Luck! Keep us posted....
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Hi all,
I went to Target today and picked up a 10 sheet pack of pearlescent paper to test printing my invitations on. We have a laser printer and it worked out really well! Now my only question is to where I can buy large quantities of it. Is pearlescent paper the same as stardream? I didn't see a paper weight on the stuff I bought, but it's slightly thicker than regular paper.
I'm also going to be using some sort of envelopment type folder if this makes any sort of difference for where I buy the paper from.
Any suggestions?