Afternoon everyone!
I'm a new letterboxer, having just planted my first two boxes at
Turkey Run State Park in IN. (my favorite place in the ENTIRE
world!) If anyone finds them, please drop me a note and let me know
how I did. LOL
My question today is about buying EZCut. I've been doing
websearches, looking for the best (read, cheapest!) place to buy and
have it shipped. I'm a long way from good craft stores in central SC
and I find myself suddenly addicted to carving. My first two were
very simple but I'll keep working at it!
Good sources would be appreciated.
GreyCrazy in SC
Buying EZCut
5 messages in this thread |
Started on 2004-04-01
Buying EZCut
From: greycrazy1 (greycrazy1@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-04-01 19:34:52 UTC
Re: Buying EZCut
From: quarksmom (quarksmom@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2004-04-07 13:03:21 UTC
This sounds familiar I very quickly became addicted to the
carving. Have placed a couple boxes now & am anxiously waiting for
someone to find them so I can "see" how I did. Of course in my part
of the world I could be waiting a loooooong time.
I'm sure someone will give you the web address for ordering PZCut,
I don't have it handy at the moment. I ordered the B grade to save
a bit & found it quite satisfactory.
mt walker
carving. Have placed a couple boxes now & am anxiously waiting for
someone to find them so I can "see" how I did. Of course in my part
of the world I could be waiting a loooooong time.
I'm sure someone will give you the web address for ordering PZCut,
I don't have it handy at the moment. I ordered the B grade to save
a bit & found it quite satisfactory.
mt walker
Re: Buying EZCut
From: rscarpen (RiskyNil@pocketmail.com) |
Date: 2004-04-07 15:40:08 UTC
> I'm a new letterboxer, having just planted my first two boxes at
> Turkey Run State Park in IN. (my favorite place in the ENTIRE
> world!) If anyone finds them, please drop me a note and let me
> know how I did.
You got off to a great start if you hid them at Turkey Run! Hiding
a box in a great location is one of the things that can make or
break a box, and few places rank up there with Turkey Run. I'm not
sure I'd say it's my *favorite* place in the entire world, but it
certainly ranks in the top ten! =) Probably the best generally
unknown place in the world, though!
-- Ryan
> Turkey Run State Park in IN. (my favorite place in the ENTIRE
> world!) If anyone finds them, please drop me a note and let me
> know how I did.
You got off to a great start if you hid them at Turkey Run! Hiding
a box in a great location is one of the things that can make or
break a box, and few places rank up there with Turkey Run. I'm not
sure I'd say it's my *favorite* place in the entire world, but it
certainly ranks in the top ten! =) Probably the best generally
unknown place in the world, though!
-- Ryan
Re: Buying EZCut
From: Anne S. (aine_42@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-04-07 15:45:19 UTC
Hi GreyCrazy.
I've had good luck ordering things from Dick Blick online. I just
checked their site and they've got the following for EZCut blocks:
Box of 2, 4"x6", $3.59; Box of 2, 9"x12", $14.29.
They're at http://www.dickblick.com/. Do a search on "e-z-cut" and
you should find the blocks.
Hope that helps.
CzelticGirl
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "greycrazy1"
wrote:
> My question today is about buying EZCut. I've been doing
> websearches, looking for the best (read, cheapest!) place to
buy and
> have it shipped. I'm a long way from good craft stores in
central SC
> and I find myself suddenly addicted to carving. My first two
were
> very simple but I'll keep working at it!
>
> Good sources would be appreciated.
>
> GreyCrazy in SC
I've had good luck ordering things from Dick Blick online. I just
checked their site and they've got the following for EZCut blocks:
Box of 2, 4"x6", $3.59; Box of 2, 9"x12", $14.29.
They're at http://www.dickblick.com/. Do a search on "e-z-cut" and
you should find the blocks.
Hope that helps.
CzelticGirl
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "greycrazy1"
> My question today is about buying EZCut. I've been doing
> websearches, looking for the best (read, cheapest!) place to
buy and
> have it shipped. I'm a long way from good craft stores in
central SC
> and I find myself suddenly addicted to carving. My first two
were
> very simple but I'll keep working at it!
>
> Good sources would be appreciated.
>
> GreyCrazy in SC
Re: Buying EZCut
From: greycrazy1 (greycrazy1@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-04-13 20:38:32 UTC
<< I'm not
> sure I'd say it's my *favorite* place in the entire world, but it
> certainly ranks in the top ten! =) Probably the best generally
> unknown place in the world, though!>>
Shhhhhhh, we should be VEWWWWY VEWWWWY QUIET then.....
Turkey Run is a very very special place to me. I'm glad someone else
on the list recognizes it too. :-)
Someone go find my first box so I can find out if I did alright!!!
Now that I'm carving better I'll replace (or maybe just add!?) a
better stamp to the box next I go through.
I am....
GreyCrazy in South Carolina
> sure I'd say it's my *favorite* place in the entire world, but it
> certainly ranks in the top ten! =) Probably the best generally
> unknown place in the world, though!>>
Shhhhhhh, we should be VEWWWWY VEWWWWY QUIET then.....
Turkey Run is a very very special place to me. I'm glad someone else
on the list recognizes it too. :-)
Someone go find my first box so I can find out if I did alright!!!
Now that I'm carving better I'll replace (or maybe just add!?) a
better stamp to the box next I go through.
I am....
GreyCrazy in South Carolina