Corrugated paper has a fluted side on top of a board. It’s usually used for boxes, but can also be made into a nifty invitation card if you’re creative. Or, you can even use them for your kids’ arts and crafts sessions (cutting out shapes and pasting them together can make a very pretty artwork).
You can get multi-colored corrugated papers in a local bookstore (I get mine from National Bookstore), but each package comes in different colors. If you need only one color, well, I guess you can always go directly to the manufacturer (but you’ll probably have to buy them in bulk).
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Hi!
I’ve been looking for Pinoy arts/crafts/design/home-lifestyle blogs and fortunately came across yours. I noticed though that you haven’t posted anything for a while. Haven’t you thought about continuing (posting)? Your blog concept is brilliant.
It’s quite difficult to find other Filipino bloggers in this niche so I thought we could have a ‘network’ and share our ideas with one another.
As a start, I’d be including you in my blogroll. My blogsite is very new but I intend to (and love to) pour my ideas out on it and post frequently. I’m already in the process of creating about 4 articles in the next 3 days =)
Should you want to contact me, my email address is kwenivarga(at)gmail(dot)com. My site is http://artsycraftynoypi.blogspot.com/.
Have a great day!
KWENI=)
so nice post.