Archiver's Grand Opening

Sep 29, 2004 11 Replies

Hey everyone,



I was wondering if there were any Columbus, Ohio scrapbookers who planned on attending the Archiver's Grand Opening? I will be there visiting my brother this weekend, and I just can't resist a Grand Opening! Hope to see some of you there.



Best,



Jen


Have you ever been to an Archivers' store? They began here (MN). Quite the place! Have fun.

I used to work at the Archiver's in Madison, WI. They are such awesome stores, and the employees actually know what they are talking about. They are always up on the latest trends, and have tons of products to demo. Plus the workshop is free to use and has tons of die cuts, punches, scissors, and other tools. I recommend this store to everyone. Visit their site

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Jen

Jennifer asked:

Waaah! I want one near me.

Have fun, Jennifer!

Alicia

That's weird, I always thought there was an Archivers in Dallas, but it doesn't show up on their website, so I guess I got that wrong!

Have fun at the opening Jen and let us know how it went! Sounds like a fun time.

Ok, I'm jealous now. That's like scrapbookers heaven in one store!! Have fun for me at the grand opening! :-)

I'm very jealous now. I looked at where it was opening and I know exactly where it will be. Of course Easton is pretty big. I'll have to tell my mom and best friend to check it out for me :) Have lots of fun.

You will love Archiver's. We have one here in Denver (fortunately very close to my house) and it's a wonderful place. Have fun.

I did not know about this store. From the URL it looks pretty cool. I think I see a little Sunday afternoon mini-road trip in my future. :-)

-- Amy Springboro, OH

You'll love Archivers! We've got a new one here in Overland Park, KS too, it's great! Have fun and don't buy too much! ;-}

Katrina in KS

I thought when it came to scrapbooking you could never buy too much. :-)

Did you go? What'd you think?

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