Invoice opinions

[Seahorse]

Im not big on computers and Id like to give any potential customers a written invoice.
Ive tried ot look for an old fashioned looking receipt book, th eonly one ive found isnt very detailed and the others just look like these normal carbon copy books.
I just wondered if any of you luvleys knew of anywhere that spe******ed in invoice/receipt books?

[swirlyarts]

Have you thought about headed paper? I have a friend that does it - she can do foiling, embossing etc. If you want details then pm me. I haven't seen any invoice books - the only ones I've seen are the little carbon copy books. Saying that though have you tried Staples? They have a website so you might be able to look at their range.

[Bowed Over]

Hi there,

And here I go again with Viking Direct. You could give them a try.

They do all kinds of office stationery.

All the best.

Lisa

[Seahorse]

Thanks ladies, not thought about headed paper.
I have a Staples catalogue right here so il have a look.
I have found suitable and cheap padded envelopes from viking, so thanks for that link.

[BeyondBeads]

Hi,

I recently bought an olde fash receipt book from my local post office. So yours might be worth a try!

Laura

[raspberrybloom]

I used a company called Affinity Graphics (I think) to make me some order forms. The top sheet was in full colour and the carbon bit was in black and white.

I just had to provide them with the artwork.

They were responsibily priced and turnaround was very quick.

[Seahorse]

Hi,

I recently bought an olde fash receipt book from my local post office.

Laura

I read that as RECIPE book!

Thanks ladies.

[Sparklez]

I make my own headed paper. Saves forking out when you might only need a hundred or so sheets.

Nothing complicated, you can just add a header and footer to basic word document and a table for listing the items you've sold. I also use this as an order form.

Seahorse, if you want to see what I mean, drop me a PM with your email address and I'll send you a copy of mine.

Carol

[Seahorse]

I have PM'd you.

I have already been using the offices pc to type out an information sheet.
I feel so guilty about using work stuff and then having to print out anything I write.
But hopefully itl only take a couple of copies then I can photocopy those.

I feel guilty but at the same time I see it as perks of the job, its only paper...and ink...and me doing craft stuff on work time....

[icecreamgirl]

I can't bear the suspense!!

Seahorse, what exactly do you do for a living??
Or should i ask what SHOULD you be doing instead of craft stuff!!!!
Whatever it is, sounds like the ideal job..... any vacancies??

[Seahorse]

Seahorse, what exactly do you do for a living??
Or should i ask what SHOULD you be doing instead of craft stuff!!!!
Whatever it is, sounds like the ideal job..... any vacancies??

Im a 'call desk administrator' posh name for a receptionist, in a small independant computer company.Basically I have 9 hours a day to fill.I have limited work to do, few phonecalls to take and make, the rest of the time is mine.

[icecreamgirl]

Crikey....

Good job you've got the jewellery to do otherwise it sounds like the job would be mindnumbing......

[Seahorse]

Good job you've got the jewellery to do otherwise it sounds like the job would be mindnumbing......

The word 'mindnumbing' does leap to mind while im here.
Sadly I dont have enough crafts to do while here so I rock back and forth dribbling trying to recite the times table just to attempt to keep my mind active.

Shouldnt complain really, its kinda great due to my future plans, it works well.