Artists & Crafters Supply Community: Art and Craft Supply Source Reviews - Part Four

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Art and Craft Supply Source Reviews - Part Four

Hollander's -- Decorative and Artists papers, Bookbinding supplies, how-to books and kits, stationary and more. They offer workshops for all levels in bookbinding, book arts, paper arts, printmaking and more! They are located in Ann Arbor, MI.

Nashville Wraps -- Gift bags, gift boxes, shopping bags, tissue paper, candy boxes, food packaging, basket supplies, and eco-friendly retail packaging. They also carry ribbons of all kinds and some specials going now. Sheer organza ribbon is 15% off and single face satin ribbon is 1/2 off. Other specials are available.

Nile Corp -- Jewelry displays, jewelry tools, hot-to books, findings, showcase trays, bead supplies, crystals, wire and stringing materials. Check out their sale page! Shipping is also reasonable.

Online Label.com -- They offer white labels, clear labels, weatherproof labels, recycled labels, and specialty labels, rounded corners and square corners. They offer Maestro Label Designer software that is free to activation/download with every order! They also offer other software and templates for labels.

The Packaging Source -- Wholesale distributor for retail packaging. If you want very good bulk buys, this is the place for you! Bags, boxes, both paper and plastic. Cello products, custom labels, string tags, tissue paper, enclosure cards, glue dots, green packaging, non-woven fabric bags, organza bags, paper cutters, ribbons and bows, tape and shipping supplies, and tin tie coffee bags.

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