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Old 06-18-2008, 02:12 PM   #1  
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Default I know I've seen this--but where?

I saw a calendar or recipe card stand that had a base, 2 posts going up on each side, and a bar across the top. The cards were attached by large rings, and the recipes or months could be flipped over.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? I'd like to make calendars like this for some Christmas gifts.

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Are you talking about these:http://www.bingamanwoodcrafts.com/pa...For%20Sale.htm
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I think you might be referring to the ones by Glue Art and Paper Studio?
http://www.howdoyouglue.com/products.html
I think I've seen Sharon Harnist and Taylor VanBruggen do projects with them.
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Thanks! I think either one will work!
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Did you try oriental trading? It might save you some $$$.
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Bingaman woodcrafts is an awesome business. He does awesome work.
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