Scrapbooking question

[xela]

In preparation for moving, I decided I wanted to come up with a better way of preserving a few things that have great sentimental value than what I have done in the past — namely keeping them in my files in a pendaflex labeled "mementos". A friend suggested that looking for supplies oriented toward the resurgent the hobby of "scrapbooking" might be useful, and using that term to aid my Googling, I found something that looked like it would suit my purposes, and ordered it from Amazon. Unfortunately I made the classic stupid consumer mistake of looking at the picture and not reading the description. So I now have a binder box that will suit my pages admirably — but no pages to insert into it.

Does anyone know of a (preferably local) store that would carry the sort of pages one would use in such a binder?

Comments

[jdulac.livejournal.com]

just about any craft store like AC Moore or Michael's, Pearl in Central Sq.

[goldsquare.livejournal.com]

Also local, if you like small local stores, Playtime in Arlington has tons of really cool stuff.

[remcat.livejournal.com]

The link didn't take me to a specific product, but I can probably tell you where to find what you're looking for.

[remcat.livejournal.com]

Never mind, found it.

Looks like the binder holds 3-hole-punch sheets? I would not rec. your typical sticky sheet with plastic cover, because most are not as "photo safe" as they claim :(. I'm sure you can find something that will work at one of the big ACmore/Michael's stores. I haven't found much at Pearl FWIW.

[yakshaver.livejournal.com]

Hm. Their website appears to be braindamaged: experimentally, if I go to that URL in a browser that doesn't have a cookie from them, I land on their main page; with a cookie, it shows the product.