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Mardel stores: Up to 50 feet of free laminating (October 31, 2009)

by crystal on October 30, 2009

MardelFreeLaminationDay

Saturday, October 31, 2009, you can stop by any Mardel store to get up to 50 feet of free laminating done. No purchase is necessary. As always, I recommend calling your stores ahead of time to verify they are participating in this promotion.

Oh how I wish we had one of these stores close by as I lots of homeschool materials I'd love to have laminated.

Thanks, Freebies 4 Mom!

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{ 8 comments }

1 Julia @ The Frugal Find October 30, 2009 at 5:55 pm

Wow! Agreed, wish we had one near us for all the homeschool stuff too!

2 Challice October 30, 2009 at 6:07 pm

Wow, wish I had one here too!

3 The Prudent Homemaker October 30, 2009 at 6:21 pm

Instead of paying to have things laminated, I buy a roll of clear conact paper at Walmart (it’s about $5). I use that for anything I need laminated. It’s not quite as stiff (or shiny) as laminating, but it’s really inexpensive, and you can do a LOT of items with it! I use it to cover chores in chore packs, cover paper bookmarks that the children make, etc. I don’t lamaniate our homeschool materials, but you can use it for those, too!

4 The Prudent Homemaker October 30, 2009 at 6:22 pm

Crystal, that post I just made should read “Contact” paper. I left out the “t”.

5 Amanda October 30, 2009 at 8:03 pm

Actually, Crystal, if you’ve ever been to Mardel, you wish you had one nearby. Mardel is a Christian book and music store. They carry an excellent selection of Bibles, Christian books, Christian music, and best of all, a huge selection of educational items for homeschoolers and Christian school teachers. I love Mardel and I always make a trip when I’m back in my hometown. sigh. So, if you live near a Mardel and haven’t yet visited, you really ought to!

6 jamie October 30, 2009 at 8:42 pm

i know this may not be super frugal but i got a laminating machine that is no fuss (no heat, no electricity, no batteries) from a craft store, because they have 40 and 50% coupons regularly that can be used on the machine AND the refills. i posted about it here.
http://milkallergymom.blogspot.com/2009/10/preschool-xyron-laminator.html

7 Lisa October 31, 2009 at 1:45 pm

I also have my own laminating machine. I have the 3M DL951 model and love it. This was a splurge for sure, but worth it for us. Kind of like some people and their bread machines – a splurge up front, but a loved item in the house! I keep about 5 school projects, etc per year for each child. They don’t even know I have these things and one day, I’ll present these keepsakes. This way I don’t overdo what we keep, but also have some childhood treasures that won’t get spoiled. I use it frugaly and love that I have it on hand!

8 Emma K October 31, 2009 at 3:38 pm

Walmart has individual laminating machines in the office section of the store. I’ve found them on the bottom shelf, they are about $25 each. You have to buy the sheets individually. It laminates paper size and below. I’ve enjoyed using it and it was a good investment for me as a teacher and mom.

On the Mardel note- I miss it, it was the best Christian bookstore and teacher store that I’ve ever been too. The man that owns Mardel’s father is the man who owns Hobby Lobby.

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