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Elegant set of 3-ply paper napkins with an embossed design. You select size of napkin. Your personalization will be imprinted in your choice of imprint color. Your choice of typestyle and positioning. Napkins are shrink wrapped in sets of 50.

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Discover our boutique-style wrapping paper, gift bags, tissue, and wrap accessories for birthdays, holidays, and everyday celebrations—all at affordable prices.

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Shop paper pads, notebooks, and sketchbooks with high quality paper.

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I thought blog post #1 should be all about art supplies since that is the number one question I get asked! These are just my personal favorites- experiment on your own to see what works best for you.  The key is to practice. Worry about spending half your paycheck on art supplies down the road. :) PAINT:  Daniel Smith Watercolor- I have a few unusual shades and love them. Holbein Watercolor Tubes- So far I think I just have Shadow Green and it is one of my favorite colors. Winsor & Newton- I started out with student grade (Cotman) and moved on to professional grade (Artist) watercolor and gouache tubes. Excellent quality. And I finally splurged and bought a SCHMINCKE Watercolor Set like this one. Definitely not a set I started out with as a beginner but worth the investment! WATERCOLOR PAPER: I try to buy the best quality paper that I can afford. But there are plenty of good quality, mid-range pads out there to practice on. Experiment to see if you prefer hot press (smooth) or cold press (rough). I like Canson Watercolor Blocks and Arches Watercolor Blocks. BRUSHES: I have many different kinds of watercolor brushes. At least get student grade brushes at the craft store or your local art supply store. The traditional gold standard is Kolinsky Sable brushes but I'm moving toward synthetic brushes for ethical reasons. SCANNER:  Epson v600- This scanner has worked beautifully for a few years now. PRINTER: I use an HP 8620 for routine printing (mailing labels, invoices, etc). I use an Epson R3000 for all of my fine art printing. Excellent print quality. PAPER: I like Epson Cold Press Bright Fine Art Paper You can also buy a sample pack to help you choose which kind of Epson paper you like the best. CAMERA: Nikon D5100  Hope this helps!     SaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSave