need help finding paper

Dec 30, 2004 7 Replies

I am working on a theme scrapbook (construction of our home) and I was using paper pizazz paper #HOTP-10275 "Blueprints" (81/2 x 11 paper) which I bought a whole bunch of on clearance a while back in a local scrapbook store. However, I ran out!!! :( I need about ten more sheets of it to finish my scrapbook and I can't find it anywhere. Any thoughts on where I could purchase some more? Or does someone have some I could buy off you? I am desperate! I have found online a different blue print paper but it doesn't match and I would much rather have the whole album remain consistent to the theme!



THANKS!!!



I personally don't have any blueprint paper, but I did a quick Google search and come up with the following.

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does have that same HOTP number
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seems to be the website for paper pizazz, but I didn't find the blueprint paper you're asking about HTH some!

Well I emailed HOTP and it is discontinued BUT they had some in the warehouse they are going to sell to me, so problem solved!!! How's that for customer service???

Well I emailed HOTP and it is discontinued BUT they had some in the warehouse they are going to sell to me, so problem solved!!! How's that for customer service???

That's great! Glad you found it. I hope that you will consider letting us all see what you have done with all the blue print paper! We love seeing people's work!

That's good to hear. I have always been very satisfied with HOTP service.

Hugs, Sabrina in Kentucky

a good friend is a life long treasure

Wow, I'm just stunned that Crafts Canada still exists. They shut down over here when Micheals opened up on the same block!

HI. I have scrapbook vendors' that I use through my business

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and I'd be happy to check with them if you could send me a picture by e-mail of what one of the pages look for. Sometimes Paper Pizazz changes it's codes. Hope I can help. Kate

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