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Acid Free Tissue Paper

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Date: 06/03/2007 Topics: Craft Tips > Advice | Readers Request > Crafts  
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Does anyone know where I can get acid free tissue paper? This is the kind that won't discolor clothing. I've tried craft stores, bridal and prom shops, fabric stores, stationery stores -- no one has it. A mail order source would be fine.

Joan from Chesapeake VA
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By Kayleen (Guest Post)
I buy my tissue paper at orientaltrading.com and they have the kind that doesn't bleed also, not sure if that is the acid free kind.

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By debtat (1) Contact
Have you tried dry cleaners that specialize in preserving wedding gowns or christening gowns, etc.? I would think that they may either have it or know where to get it.

Posted on 06/07/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By cfbandit (86) Contact
I know Archivers has it, I buy it from there all the time, but I think the nearest location to you is Raleigh, NC.

What I would say is if you have a museum in town, give them a call and ask them where they pick it up. Before I found out Archivers had it, I called the local art museum and they gave me the name of a local supplier I could order it from.

The other suggestion would be to ask your dry cleaner. They do the packaging of wedding dresses for archival purposes and may be able to tell you where they get their supply from.

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By Lynn (750) Contact
keepsakequilting.com

They also have a mail order catalog. Quilters only use acid-free tissue paper to preserve stored quilts.

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By Charlotte (Guest Post)
I would imagine that www.gaylord.com has some. They specialize in archival quality products.

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