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Those checks are very nice but very busy! One would almost have to use a black Sharpie when making out the check in order to read the info. Not for me but I very rarely write checks anymore.
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http://checkspressions.com/hobbies/Quilting.shtml
https://www.checkadvantage.com/quilt-pattern-checks http://www.walmartchecks.com/p/quilt...9#.WQOs88a1uUk https://www.bankchecksplus.com/Quilting-Checks.aspx?s=y http://www.pchecks.com/quilt-pattern-personal-checks/[/QUOTE] Thanks osewme! There were some I hadn't seen, a couple were pretty expensive, even though I only write a few checks a month, I'm still not paying some of those prices! It's funny, I looked at the Walmart site and didn't see any of the ones you linked...might end up going with them. I appreciate you taking the time to help! :wave: |
Check out:http://www.supervaluechecks.com/prod...productid=2473
Cute & $5.95 a box. Have ordered from this co. for yrs..... |
I hardly use my debit card--any hacking into it or fraudulent use will not be guaranteed by your financial institute where a credit card co. usually will cover all except the first $50---although when both my credit cards have been hacked they covered all the charge. About the only time I use my debit is when I am getting cash or doing a transaction at the bank it on. I do still use checks for some things and will be shortly needing to order new ones.
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Years ago I used to order checks from Current. They had the cutest quilted ones- faded enough to write but still see the lovely designs. I still have some but I rarely write checks anymore so they are pretty old. Not sure if they still carry them.
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Originally Posted by quiltingshorttimer
(Post 7818947)
I hardly use my debit card--any hacking into it or fraudulent use will not be guaranteed by your financial institute where a credit card co. usually will cover all except the first $50---although when both my credit cards have been hacked they covered all the charge. About the only time I use my debit is when I am getting cash or doing a transaction at the bank it on. I do still use checks for some things and will be shortly needing to order new ones.
I write so few checks that I really don't worry about what they look like. I just order whatever looks good on that day from Wells Fargo. |
Originally Posted by Sandygirl
(Post 7813650)
I keep a supply on hand. I use them at independent retail shops such as quilt shops..it saves them the credit card fees. Donations, checks to others, church and charitable organizations. I dont write a ton of checks thanks to online payments but I still need to have them.
I have ordered from Checks in the Mail for years. They have a quilt design check but it takes up the entire check. I want to be able to see the written info and not be obscured by the design. I dont know how banks correctly process checks that have a large image. sandy |
Originally Posted by KalamaQuilts
(Post 7813484)
The 200-300 I have left will last me forever I think. One more stash!
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Originally Posted by Sandygirl
(Post 7813650)
I dont know how banks correctly process checks that have a large image.
It used to be my job to research and correct those types of issues - it happens every single day. It happens a little less now thanks to ACH processing of checks, but it's still an issue. That job still exists. |
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