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I am looking for some small calender books *help*
samcantcope
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Hi all
can anyone help, I am trying to locate the small calender booklets that are used on childrens craft calenders. I want to do calenders with the children at my local playgroup and dont know where to buy them or what they are called.
please help
can anyone help, I am trying to locate the small calender booklets that are used on childrens craft calenders. I want to do calenders with the children at my local playgroup and dont know where to buy them or what they are called.
please help
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If you mean just the tiny no frills ones, about the size of a pack of playing cards or sometimes less, that you add to your own photos or pictures - I have found them in local post offices before ( the kind that sell all sorts of stuff ) or stationers. You could try ebay as well - there are quite a lot of people that sell craft supplies and its surprising what you can find there !" Baggy, and a bit loose at the seams.. "~ November 8th 2008. Now totally DEBT FREE !~0
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http://www.bakerross.co.uk/find.asp?s=calendars&cid=OOR7SBBKTMTK76YJV8DB7TGERMFRGW6A
although there is postage to pay. I have seen them in the past at Stationery Box (now alas no more) and The Works.0 -
Wilkinsons used to do them. Not sure if they still do but they were only about 20p. I have seen them somewhere else in the last few days, they were in a box right by the till, but can't think where it was, will post again if I remember.If practice makes perfect, and nobody is perfect....................................
Why practice!:T0
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