I called a few of the scrapbook supply contacts listed in previous posts but it seems they have all closed down or moved. Anyone have any ideas where I can get scrapbook materials (stamps, embellishments, buttons, cardboard, chipstocks)? Anywhere besides Spotlight in Megabox? Thanks.
Scrapbook supply stores
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Spotlight has lots of varities but too far to go down there.
The one in citic tower had closed down, i don't know where they have moved, but the price there was so expensive.
Artland is wanchai has few choices on pens.
I have LOTS of papers if you want to buy, selling for $4 each. acid free from U.S.
The one in citic tower had closed down, i don't know where they have moved, but the price there was so expensive.
Artland is wanchai has few choices on pens.
I have LOTS of papers if you want to buy, selling for $4 each. acid free from U.S.
Hi Katboo,
Thanks for the link, but it's mostly beads, sequins which can easily be bought at shamshuipo at a cheaper price.
Mintycat, are you doing traditional scrapbooking? i am, but like you, i find it hard to get supplies here, i sometimes buy thru US websites.
I have around 500 pcs of papers, most has duplicates so i don't need it. One side print only.
Thanks for the link, but it's mostly beads, sequins which can easily be bought at shamshuipo at a cheaper price.
Mintycat, are you doing traditional scrapbooking? i am, but like you, i find it hard to get supplies here, i sometimes buy thru US websites.
I have around 500 pcs of papers, most has duplicates so i don't need it. One side print only.
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rani
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I am a dedicated scrapper and buy my products from Spotlight, Paper Art in Central and Memory Chest. Memory Chest has closed down but is about to reopen at:
Apt 4D Greenbelt Ct.
Discovery Bay
Phone:9863-3107
Email [email protected]
Hope this helps....
Apt 4D Greenbelt Ct.
Discovery Bay
Phone:9863-3107
Email [email protected]
Hope this helps....
Thanks for all the replies! I am so glad to find some fellow scapbookers here. I am a novice and am still learning the ropes. I would love to learn from you guys. I started out with digital scrapbooking just using the templates that came with a how-to book I found but now I am addicted and I am playing with traditional scrapbooking too.
Where is Paper Art?
I think Scrappinggals is closed? I called the number and there was no answer.
I have a few questions for the traditional scrappers out there:
- where do you get sand paper?
- what type of scissors and glue is the best?
- do you print your own photos or print them outside? I want to print at home to save the trip and for convenience purposes. What is a good printer and do you print of photosheets or just plain cardstock?
I also found some embellishments and acid free paper (but plain) at Prints.
Where is Paper Art?
I think Scrappinggals is closed? I called the number and there was no answer.
I have a few questions for the traditional scrappers out there:
- where do you get sand paper?
- what type of scissors and glue is the best?
- do you print your own photos or print them outside? I want to print at home to save the trip and for convenience purposes. What is a good printer and do you print of photosheets or just plain cardstock?
I also found some embellishments and acid free paper (but plain) at Prints.
Hi Mintycat,
PaperArt is in Central, along the tram road, from across the world wide - bonjour, go straight to wing on area, look along the sign on your left side, there is a big sign paper art on 2nd floor, i'm not so sure, but you won't pass by Li Yuen street. Hope somebody can give you the address.
1. Sand paper maybe at hardware. No help as i have a small pieces here that i can't remember where i got it.
2. Any scissor will do, i cut pictures using a paper cutter/trimmer from EK.
3. I have it printed in a shop. If not, at home using photopaper.
Prints is expensive, better go to spotlight.
PaperArt is in Central, along the tram road, from across the world wide - bonjour, go straight to wing on area, look along the sign on your left side, there is a big sign paper art on 2nd floor, i'm not so sure, but you won't pass by Li Yuen street. Hope somebody can give you the address.
1. Sand paper maybe at hardware. No help as i have a small pieces here that i can't remember where i got it.
2. Any scissor will do, i cut pictures using a paper cutter/trimmer from EK.
3. I have it printed in a shop. If not, at home using photopaper.
Prints is expensive, better go to spotlight.
http://www.hkpaperart.com/
Fantastic range of rubber stamps. HeroArts, Penny Black etc. Often have 20% off stamps and accessories.
Fantastic range of rubber stamps. HeroArts, Penny Black etc. Often have 20% off stamps and accessories.