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I make fabric covered photo albums and had gotten out of it for a few years. But the only place that sold the plain inexpensive albums was A.C. Moore. I went to the location closest to me but did not see them anywhere. the sales clerk could not help me, so does anyone know if they still carry this product?
Thanks :)
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WOW that's a flashback craft! I used to make them too but have not in YEARS! I have not seen the albums in a LONG time as so many people are going digital.
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You can actually use a loose leaf notebook binder and insert the pages which I am pretty sure you can still buy. Try thrift stores for the binders real cheap. Wal Mart may carry that kind of album, maybe Ms or Js. Photo shop areas, maybe Wolf or Ritz.
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The last time I did one about eight years ago, I did use a looseleaf binder that had inserts that were almost cardboard weight. I don't remember where I bought it though.
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