Craft Stickers!

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1. Stargazer - January 3, 2011 at 6:27 pm

   This is a list of a large number of download sites http://scrapbooking.about.com/od/freedigitaldownloads/Digital_Scrapbooking_Free_Downloads.htmThis site gives you 30 days of unlimited downloads.http://www.digitalscrapbookingdownloads.com/
2. Bobaloo - January 4, 2011 at 6:09 am

   Glue is probably your best bet. Iron on adhesives would probably work but the process of “ironing” would melt the stickers.Here are a couple samples of Aleene’s Craft glue that may be what you need to adhere the stickers to a t-shirt. They can be found at Craft Stores and/or fabric stores. Aleene’s® Patch & Appliqué GluePerfect for the latest appliqued looks in fashion, Aleene’s Patch & Appliqué Glue is geared for adhering trims, patches and appliqués to machine washable garments and fabrics. Strong and flexible, the bond created by Patch & Applique Glue holds up after repeated machine washings.Aleene’s® Liquid Fusible WebThis unique adhesive allows you to fuse appliques, laces, trims and fabrics to fabric. Completely washable, dry-cleanable and permanent. Recommended for: Lace, trims, appliques, fabric. (Not recommended for 100% polyester or delicate fabric.)
3. scrapin7 - January 4, 2011 at 6:50 pm

   Yes, we have them. And we only charge actual shipping fees. Please call 615-791-9192 for more information.www.creationstationonline.com
4. Memphis qt - January 5, 2011 at 6:38 am

   DO NOT use magazine pages on your layouts. They are not acid/lignin free. Here are some that I found, all of them are scrapbook safe and do not have white borders and/or cartoon styling:www.timestocherish.com 085060 hibiscus stickers, 084771 tropical flowers paper, 082689 travel paper, 084480 summer paper, 084176 beach towel paper.www.orientaltrading.com hx-65/65502 travel acrylic, hx-65/60438 travel punch outs, hx-65/60443 travel paperwww.paperwishes.com at726592 summer kit, at759289 vacation kit, at723294 travel kit.Hope you like one of these, good luck…
5. Love Me Girl - January 5, 2011 at 6:52 pm

   You can buy them from http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&keywords=stickers&tag=189-20&index=office-products&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325
6. Mrs. D - January 6, 2011 at 6:18 am

   You should try visiting:www.joann.comShe has an entire scrapbooking section. She’s great. Has nearly everything!
7. njbadboy - January 6, 2011 at 6:36 pm

   Yes, there are plenty of manufacturers who can do this for you with no problem, but what is the quantity you’re talking about? Most manufacturers have set minimums, so unless you are really talking about a large volume, it may not be that easy or cost effective.I have experience in purchasing foreign made goods from overseas as I travel to Asia numerous times and I have seen companies who make paper products fairly cheap over there, never really investigated because I am not in that line of business.You can email me if you would like to discuss further rather than here on Answers.declanf99@yahoo.com
8. mom of 2 - January 7, 2011 at 6:35 am

   You may include the following :If you are doing a wedding album: – an original wedding invitation – the business card where you purchased the wedding cake, the flowers or that beautiful wedding dress – add the original receipts from the reception, to show how much it costs back then. – add a stamp that was used to mail the wedding invitation, to look back and say stamps were only 44 cents ! – many couples order their paper napkins with their initials on it and with a love symbol, keep one and add to your page where you show guests eating at the reception.If you are doing a baby’s album: – ultra-sounds pictures- put water-proof paint on their little hands and feet and press them on your page. Write down how old they were- add a business card from their pediatrician and take a picture with their Doctor- add their birthday invitations- add special birthday cards from mom & dad, Grandma & Grandma, or other special people- when baby gets haircuts, keep some hair and add it to your pageIf you are doing a kids album:- add their report cards- add special awards or certificates- keep their entrance stubs from Disneyland or Sea World- keep the brochures from shows or plays- add their art work from school. If the project is bigger than 12 x 12, scan it so it’ll fit on your pageI hope this lists gives you ideas what you can add to make your album unique and very special. Good luck.
9. bikerangelmom - January 7, 2011 at 6:51 pm

   Walmart. Even on their website, which should offer the choice of shipping site to store for 97 cents. They are called foam dots, I believe. You can also find them at Hobby Lobby! I use lots of stuff like that.
10. toonew2two - January 8, 2011 at 6:47 am

    They make these large things that are like page protectors that are divided up with little and big pockets (kind of like base ball card pockets or coin collector things).The link below is to something different but is sure looks interesting… if you have all the money and space you could want…http://store.scrapbook.com/si-1-001.htmlThis is interesting but didn’t get good reviews… they said it was just too big.http://store.scrapbook.com/ppr-pp01-fscd.htmlThis is a “sticker envelop” but it is still different from what I have:http://store.scrapbook.com/ch-cnse.htmlSorry I couldn’t find what I have… but it is one of many options. I got theme years ago at either Micheal’s or Hobby Lobby if that helps any.And here is a link for some storage things just to make you drool! http://wiki.bhgscrapbooksetc.com/page/What’s+your+best+scrapbook+storage+solution%3F?t=anon
11. xX-dOn-Xx - January 8, 2011 at 6:30 pm

    Have u tried ebay?
12. texasirishrose - January 9, 2011 at 6:08 am

    I bought some at wal-mart last yr. that had several memories on it…they were written in different writings.
13. Pat C - January 9, 2011 at 6:43 pm

    Fill up a sheet of copy paper with as many sayings ( leaving a border all the way around ) that you can fit. Make a copy of this on a sheet of vellum paper. Now apply this paper to a sheet of archival adhesive paper which you can get in a craft store. As another answerer mentioned, a Xyron machine is wonderful for this. Run the whole sheet through. Once the adhesive is applied, you can cut out the saying you want to use. You simply peel off the paper backing. This machine might seem expensive in the beginning but if you do a lot of scrap booking, it’s worth the investment. Look for it to go on sale at Michale’s or A.C.Moores or use their 40% off coupon. You can apply the adhesive to anything you want, from ribbons to photographs.
14. Käriev - January 10, 2011 at 7:01 am

    I used a bunch of stickers from the “Sightseeing Canada” sticker pack from Creative Memories. I also color-copied a bunch of the brochures and maps we collected along the way and used those for backgrounds and embellishments.