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01-22-2012, 04:03 PM
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I buy electronics at Staples without hesitation. However, their super-geek whippersnappers wouldn't have a clue what you would need. Even a non-whippersnapper wouldn't be much help unless he/she has tried printing on fabric. IMHO
C. Jenkins company was the first to develop treatments for the home sewer to use for printing on fabric with inkjets. They have the longest track record on researching and developing products for printing on fabrics.
Here’s their essay on choosing printers http://www.cjenkinscompany.com/Choos...inter_s/21.htm It has some interesting information, comparing HP, Canon, and Epson printers. Might be worth a read before choosing a printer.
I buy electronics at Staples without hesitation. However, their super-geek whippersnappers wouldn't have a clue what you would need. Even a non-whippersnapper wouldn't be much help unless he/she has tried printing on fabric. IMHO
C. Jenkins company was the first to develop treatments for the home sewer to use for printing on fabric with inkjets. They have the longest track record on researching and developing products for printing on fabrics.
Here’s their essay on choosing printers http://www.cjenkinscompany.com/Choos...inter_s/21.htm It has some interesting information, comparing HP, Canon, and Epson printers. Might be worth a read before choosing a printer.
01-22-2012, 06:19 PM
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DublB ... just cut and paste the link and you should be able to get there! 
I clicked on your name then clicked on latest started posts. Then I found your thread. "There's more than one way to skin a cat."
I clicked on your name then clicked on latest started posts. Then I found your thread.
"There's more than one way to skin a cat."
01-22-2012, 06:28 PM
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01-22-2012, 07:05 PM
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OH I know! I've got a lot'a strange sayings. They were old when I was young & now nobody understands me! 
My youngest really gives me a hard time. He's 18yrs old & a freshman in college. My other kids are 28 & 27. They get it, but their spouses are confused when they are around me.
My youngest really gives me a hard time. He's 18yrs old & a freshman in college. My other kids are 28 & 27. They get it, but their spouses are confused when they are around me.
01-22-2012, 07:30 PM
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OH I know! I've got a lot'a strange sayings. They were old when I was young & now nobody understands me! My youngest really gives me a hard time. He's 18yrs old & a freshman in college. My other kids are 28 & 27. They get it, but their spouses are confused when they are around me.
My youngest really gives me a hard time. He's 18yrs old & a freshman in college. My other kids are 28 & 27. They get it, but their spouses are confused when they are around me.I was just joshing you!!!
01-24-2012, 07:58 PM
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This is Carolyn, Honcheys sister. She cannot post the two new threads today. Quilte can you please do this for my sister Honchey. She cannot access the internet. I'm sure she would appreciate it very much, thank you, Carolyn
01-24-2012, 09:07 PM
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Hello HoncheysSister!
First of all, I hope that all is good with your DS, and that it's merely computer problems and nothing else that is keeping her from the Board.
WOW!!! I am honoured ... and nervous!!
I will go and do it now and hope that I do it all correctly!!
YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!
Nerrrrrrrrrrrvous!
Please say hello to Honchey for me and tell her I miss her. And too, be sure to give her my best!
What a great sister you are, to jump in and help her out!
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