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Looking for circuitry paper

I know it sounds weird, but has anyone ever seen circuitry looking paper? If so...WHERE?!?!?!?! LOL DH went to the annual Transformers convention, BotCon over the weekend. Had a blast, as usual. He's gone every year since

2000, except for one year...I think. He's always taken lots of pics, too. Anyways, I've wanted to scrap his BotCon trips for a couple years, but there's just not Transformer paper out there. LOL So DH and I got to talking about it yesterday. Not only does he like the idea of a BotCon album, but he is willing to do all the journaling (slight shock to me...he just doesn't journal), and....*drum roll* he wants to help! He actually wants to do the BotCon album with me! He wants 12 x 12, too. LOL So now I'm looking for paper to use in this. DH's idea was paper that looked like computer circuitry, but I've never seen anything like that. I did tell him that we could always print our own paper. Of course, I also explained we would need a 12" printer, or just use our regular one and go from there. (I think a 12" printer would be better.) There's all kinds of Transformer logos, pics, etc on the internet that we can use.

So I guess I have two questions....

1) Have you ever seen any circuitry looking paper, and if so, where and who made it? 2) Any particular brand of 12" printer better than another?
Reply to
Deb in AR
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Reply to
anji

I haven't seen the paper but......if you can make your own in a graphics program then you can email it to

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and they will print it out on cardstock for you. It would be cheaper than buying a wide format printer! > --

Reply to
Scout Lady

If Dave doesn't have it...it probably doesn't exist!

-- Amy L.

Reply to
Amy in Springboro

hotsheet.com led me to a website I hadn't heard of.

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Look Dave! A whole website all about paper! LOL

Reply to
Deb in AR

I forgot about you mentioning that site! (DUH Deb...) Thanks for reminding me about it. That is definately a good idea to look into.

Reply to
Deb in AR

LOL I thought that, too. DH says he remembers us seeing circuitry paper at the LSS here, but darned if I know what he's talking about!

Reply to
Deb in AR

I actually sent them (sbtoshare.com) a sample last week to print so I can determine which paper I like the best! I can't wait to get the samples. Have you used them before?

--Tammy

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Tammy in TX

I used them to print out a layout I did in Lifetimez. I like it on the cardstock the best although they came out nice on the photo papers as well.

Reply to
Scout Lady

Just so you know, you can now register your copy of lifetimez by opening the software clicking on help and register. When you do you'll get a free download of monograms. You will also very shortly be able to print via the website as well as purchase additional downloads.

M-C

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M-C

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