*ARCHIVER'S University Mall Orem [by old Mervyn’s] huge inventory –bi-monthly coupons and classes
*DCVW-DIE CUTS WITH A VIEW paper, embellishments 2010-333 East Bay Blvd., Provo [corner of 350 E.]
*O'SCRAP Warehouse – lots of printed items/embellishments -- sales-- Turn just before Orem Wal-Mart, one mile south off University Parkway [Orem]
*QUICKKUTZ IDEA GALLERY Warehouse –two great sales weekend following Scrapbook Expos in Spring/Fall 7 S. 1550 W., Ste. 600, Lindon – check online for map off Geneva Road
THE NEXT LISTINGS ARE IN SLC OR NORTH OF SLC
*MAKING MEMORIES embellishments, jewelry, SLICE
*WE R INC Make Crop-a-dile –warehouse sale in Oct/Nov 2010
*HEARTLAND PAPER Bountiful/Taylorsville [by JoAnn’s on Redwood Rd.] 801-963-6101 Monthly coupons/classes/copic markers/make n’ takes.
*LASTING IMPRESSIONS good quality paper/embossing stencils 2441 S. 1560 W., Woods Cross Warehouse sales
*PAPER PLUS- (NO LINK) Like Arvey’s -- paper products -- clearance table---3228 South 900 West, SLC
*THE SILHOUETTE BLOG Site for great ideas
*Scrapbook Expo takes place at South Towne Expo Center in Spring and Fall SCRAPBOOK USA EXPO LLC.
Consumer Tips
(From our May 11th Activity Night)
- Sam’s Club if something is being discontinued (i.e. seasonal items) or short on supply, they will use the numbers 1 (one) or 2 (two) as the last digit of the price. Most common is $_ _.81, or $_.71. Whenever I’m at a Sam’s Club I always scope out what clothing they have marked down.
- Costco items to be discontinued, clearance, or seasonal items end in the number 7 (seven). So when I’m there I always check out the clothing area and look for price such as $5.87. You also need to walk around the refrigerated cases to see if they have anything marked down. They practically give stuff away if an item is near its expiration date.
- NPS Store 1600 South Empire Road Salt Lake City, UT 84104. The NPS Store is a salvage and freight recovery company that sells its products in two stores in Salt Lake City and online via EBay and Amazon. Shop on Thursdays, Fridays, or Saturdays for extra deals. Ask for a “sale flyer” as you walk in the door.
- Tuesday Morning: (Use to have ads by Lauren Bacall) “Be the First to find the Treasures” The first Tuesday of every month this company has a sale. Hence the name “Tuesday Morning”. What do they sell? Several locations in the valley: Web site http://www.tuedaymorning.com/
- Cookietree: website: www.ctreelocals.com See handouts for sample of online order form.
- Black Friday web site: theblackfriday.com
- Pinching Pennies web site: http://www.pinchingpennies.com/
- Beckys Deals on Fox 13
- Grocery Guru web site link : http://www.kutv.com/
- KSL Classifieds:
- Shopzillza is an online comparison shopping site. In other words you search for a product and it will compare prices on the internet and display the best price. web site: http://www.shopzilla.com/
- Overstock web site:www.overstock.com
- Harmons Grocery Store Bags of candy is a “steal” the day after a holiday; Anywhere from .50 cents to a $1.0 i.e. Valentines, Easter, Halloween, etc.
Annika (of our ward sent us the following):
Money Saving Coupon Sources
Make the internet your friend. If you go to restaurants a lot, visit the web site of your favorite places. Many restaurants have an email club where, if you sign up, they send you money saving coupons on a regular basis.
~ www.yourcouponbuddy.com-includes printable coupons, discounts, & coupons you can "load" on your freq'uent shoppep:ar.ds "
~ www.dealiciousmom.com·-deal~_~Jr.!!ebies
~ http://www.shortcuts.com-load/ your Smith's card with coupons -automatically discounted when they swipe your fresh values card
~ www.couponclipper.com,
~ www.smartsource.com
~ www.restuarant.com -get discounts on restaurant gift certificates -around holidays, many chain restaurants offer $30 gift cards for $S
Before paying full retail price, check out some of the online websites like:
~ www.ebay.com
~ www.half.com
~ www.amazon.com
~ www.bn.com (Barnes & Noble)
Avoid being drawn into buying something just because it is a "good deal" or because you have a coupon for it.
Take 10 minutes each week to read the sale papers/ads. You can save a lot of money by simply waiting for item(s) to go on sale.
Instead of buying pop from the vending machine every day, bring a can from home. One pop every day is costing you $183 a year. If you are going to a restaurant, try ordering ice water instead of a soft drink -this can add up if your entire family does this!
