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I bought an end-roll from my local newspaper for $5. It doesn't go thru my laser printer very well but it worked much better than the heavy printer paper on the Candlequilter Star I just made. It is probably more paper than I will ever use. It does have to be cut down to fit the printer though.
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Originally Posted by NikkiLu
Ask your local newspaper for their "ends of rolls" or whatever they call it - our local paper puts an "ad" in their own paper that they have rolls of it for sale - for kids crafts, etc.
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one the best places is go to a newpaper office. and you can get unfinished rolls for of paper the they can't use at a very small price and it is great for patterns and drawing on.
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our dollar tree didnt have the paper. Hard to fInd any of the paper anywhere here
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Painiacs, you might try some school supply stores, mine came from Office Depot. I did find some website(can't remember what the name of the site) that mentioned that Crayola sells a tablet of blank newsprint paper for drawing. I know some of the Walmarts' have a good size area of Crayola-brand products, you might check with Walmart. When I looked in Walmart I was looking for some off-brand and didn't know that possibly Crayola might have had what I was looking for. Chris
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I still love the Carol Doak Foundation paper! It is even more lightweight...glad you could find some though! :)
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Originally Posted by Up North
I get the scribble pads from Dollar Tree for $1.00 for 80 sheets. I also need to cut them down but you cannot beat the price!!
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