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Where do you all get the best deal for laminating sheets? TIA!!!
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Hi, HSN.com has laminating sheets. They have a set of all sizes for under 20.00 with 72 pieces. I have purchased that in the past. They also have a set of covers as well. I can't remember the cost but I do remember that it is fairly reasonable. Hope that helps.. 
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I just buy mine at walmart in the office supply section.
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I have found my best deals are at Sam's Club or Staples
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KarenDKrafter wrote:I just buy mine at walmart in the office supply section. so there's nothing special about them? Just get whatever they have? They don't have different thicknesses or anything? Sorry for the silly questions...I have two under the age of 5 and have to be efficient about my excursions with them or it gets a bit nutty :P
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I believe the Provocraft sheets are 3 mil if that helps. I just got mine and learning also.
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The only thing you need to be concerned with is that they are THERMAL sheets. If they are a little thicker ( I have some that are) than the PC ones, just run it through twice.
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i get mine from staples or office max...i love that they're thicker than the yourstory ones...
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I have never used laminating sheets. How do you use them with papercrafting? Something else besides Yourstory? Now I am curious.
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I buy my sheets at Sams Club.
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PaperCuts wrote:I have never used laminating sheets. How do you use them with papercrafting? Something else besides Yourstory? Now I am curious.
Thanks I'm not quite sure if I'm answering your question, but I use my YourStory mostly for laminating tags and the front and back pages of little albums that I make...
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Thanks for asking this question! I was just wondering the same thing. I just used all but one sheet, that came with my machine. (I only got maybe ten.) Didn't want to have to order the ones from HSN. I'd much rather shop at an office supply store, or Walmart. Thank you for all your answers, everyone! 
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