purchasing chipboard

[issy]

Can anyone recommend a good place to buy chipboard--6X6 would be nice but other sizes would be welcome too. Thank you!

[gram2boyz]

I just bought some on Amazon last night. I think they did have 6x6.

[Loretia]

I've just recently gotten into using chipboard and have purchased most of it at Hobby Lobby. They do have various sizes, 2 to a package for $1.49.
One of our local scrapbook stores will cut whatever size you want. They charge about 50 cents for a 6x6 piece. I don't know if you have an LSS near your or not. I do want to do some looking around online for a better source myself. We'll see what I find!

[iamvics]

I recently read (on another group) of people ordering here: chipboard - Walmart.com

You'd have to cut it but the price is good.

[issy]

Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. We don't have Hobby Lobby in town but do have a Michaels. I've been unable to find it there which is why I was hoping to find a good reasonably priced on line store. I will try Amazon.

[demahi]

You might want to give ebay a try, there are several buy it now options and some even have free shipping.

[Loretia]

After doing a little online browing, I've discovered that BinditAllHomePage, which is the retail version of Zutter, has all their chipboard (a variety of sizes) on sale; some as much as half price. They also have free shipping through 12-1-11. I think I need to hit that site again and do a little ordering.

[DoodahGurl]

Joann sells the 12x12 chipboard for a really good price, especially so when it is on sale. The smaller Joann may not carry it, but you can always buy it online. Wait for a 40%+ sale and free or low shipping and load up. The package I see at my Joann has the regular color and black (maybe one more color, but I'm not sure). Regular price is about $9.99 for whole pack (which is about an inch or so deep, I think).

[staceylovespaper]

how thick do you need the chipboard to be? Your local pharmacy may be able to help you out, the labels they use to print on come sandwhiched between 2 pieces of chipboard slightly thicker than a ceral box.