Bakers Twine - where do you buy?

I really only use it for tags on layouts, so like to have a few yards of multiple colors on hand. I’ve had good luck finding samplers on Etsy, and also have some from Doodlebug when they sold multi-color packs.

My favorite brand ever has always been Divine Twine, but no idea if they are still around. The quality of their twine is awesome!

I have a big roll of thicker red and white twine I got at TM a couple of years ago which I use for wrapping cards when I send them to customers. The sampler of fun spring colors I got from Doodlebug is much thinner so that works better for adding to card fronts. The samplers of fancy Christmas twines I got on Etsy are thin too, and expensive for how much you get (the store owner is obviously portioning out a big spool into little bags, which suited me - I only needed a little of each color).

I'm going to be looking for the big roll of thicker stuff again soon. I see some that might work on Oriental Trading Co (this one looks about as thick as my favorite kind) and there are some baking supply stores that have it too. Just hard to tell how thick it is or how much you get with some of them.

I buy cakes from my local bakery often enough that I have quite a supply of the red/white twine!

In addition to SB.com & ACOT, bakers twine is often available at big box stores (e.g. Target, Walmart, Joann, Michael's, HL, DT) in the crafting, cake decorating, &/or gift wrap aisles. HTH.

          I've actually seen different colors at Dollar Tree. 3 colors for $1.

I have found mine at Dollar Tree, Michaels, Hobby Lobby, and Target. I like the softer twine, so I like to be able to touch it first rather than order online. We have an enormous warehouse of scrapbook/craft stuff up the interstate from us. I know the owner sells to other scrapbook businesses, but I used to purchase stamps from her in the mall almost 35 years ago, so she was very sweet to let me shop there and give me wholesale prices.