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Feb 29, 2012, 04.12 PMby dropspinner
I just copied a pattern from the 1912 project-a slip-it cost 19.00 + tax at FedEx/Kinkos. I preferred them printing it than printing 26 pages at home and then trying to connect all the pieces. I have only have 4 large pieces of paper to deal with and no strain on ink from my printer. One must take in convenience and ease and compare it with frustration and lots of tape. Take your poison.
Jan 9, 2011, 07.34 PMby lyssiemarie16
did you ever find out how much it costs? i am rly wondering that as well.
Aug 4, 2010, 06.19 PMby halokitty087
How much (on average) does it usually cost to print the patterns at a copy shop? Is it worth not having to tape pieces together?