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Readers Respond: How Do You Save Money on Craft Supplies?
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Do you have a favorite money saving tip or technique when it comes to crafting? If so, you can help other people become a frugal crafter! Please take a moment to share your ideas for saving money on craft supplies and more. Your Money Saving Tips

Dollar store

The dollar store sometimes has really good crafting items for cheap. I once got a Marvy Uchida hole punch there for $1! There's also rubber stamps, paper goods, pom poms and foam sheets there!
—littlemisscraft

Sunday Coupons

Michael's craft store usually has a special insert in the Sunday paper, with coupons for items of your choice. You can save quite a bit if you take advantage of the coupons.
—childrensbooksADM

Coffee Filters Aging

Spritz coffee or tea on a coffee filter and let dry for an aged or vintage look. The filters can be torn, sewed on, and stamped on.
—Guest Jan Hennings

Dew Drops Look-A-Likes

Darice makes a Product called "Lustre Gems" and they're just like Dew Drops but a fraction of the cost. These are usually found in the Floral Department and can be colored with alcohol inks or Copic Markers.
—Guest Jan Hennings

Making your own 'glue dots'

You can easily make your own glue dots using Aleene's, Tack Over and Over glue. Apply small or large dots on a non-stick surface such as acetate. Let dry and PRESTO~Glue dots. Must be the Tack Over and Over Glue.
—Guest Jan Hennings

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