Re: A possible bargain!!!!!

Scotty Fri Oct 24, 2008 1:21 am

I understand where you are coming from Christine
I bought my first kit with distressed papers a few weeks back and I just don't get it Crying or Very sad

They still look to me as though they are badly printed scratch

I intend to perseverewith them though Rolling Eyes

Craftworker Fri Oct 24, 2008 12:12 pm

Christine wrote:Hi

I saw the TV presentation of the papers and wasn't tempted, I didn't think I'd know what to do with them, as distressed papers look just that to me. However, fired by your enthusiasm I have now ordered some (apparently they have sold out, but I am on a waiting list in case they return into stock soon). I hope you plan to exhibit the results of your work with them on the forum (please!) as I shall need some inspiration if I receive any, and I'd love to see what could be done in any case. It would be fun to achieve something with materials I wouldn't normally consider. (They did sell out remarkably quickly, I wondered what everyone else knew that I didn't.)
Thank you for letting us all know about it, good luck with yours, Christine

Christine originally the papers were on sale on the web for £3.45 + .48p p & p that's why they were a bargain not to be missed Laughing

No wonder they sold out quickly.

Christine Fri Oct 24, 2008 6:14 pm

Aha! Thank you for responding, I am so pleased that you took the trouble, that explains a lot!
Christine

cubbie66 Sun Oct 26, 2008 6:14 pm

Got my papers through on Friday and more than happy with what I received for the bargain price, apparently Dawn Bibby was saying how cheap they were on the show at around £9 + p&p, I got 2 lots for a lot less than that lol They probably ran out because of the number of people who found the papers when they had been incorrectly priced lol