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Traditional Scrapbooking: Supplies
I do mostly traditional scrapbooking and very little digi scrapping. I was curious about where everyone likes to get their supplies and what products they like.
I do most of my shopping at Archivers and JoAnns (40% off 12x12 DCWV paper stack this week!). I did a blog a bit ago about the improved selection of genealogy products at Archivers. Some of my favorite brands are DCWV, Karen Foster, Making Memories, Hero Arts, and K&Co.
I do most of my shopping at Archivers and JoAnns (40% off 12x12 DCWV paper stack this week!). I did a blog a bit ago about the improved selection of genealogy products at Archivers. Some of my favorite brands are DCWV, Karen Foster, Making Memories, Hero Arts, and K&Co.
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Permalink Reply by Tina Sabin on
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I combine traditional scrapbooking with digi scrapping and it is a great way to go. I have bought several scrapbooking software programs. I like Photomix for simple layouts and also love Scrapbook Factor Deluxe. I have found that I can also do fun things just with Word. I use a Mac and PC and there are lots of graphics on line to help you get started. I, too, use JoAnns.
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Permalink Reply by M. Diane Rogers on
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Would love to have a selection like the one shown at Archivers at a shop near me, but not yet. I tend to buy anything I do see that looks vintage! The British Columbia Genealogical Society (Canada) is selling some heritage scrapbooking supplies & paper now - including some shown there. I hope to encourage' more of that. I also buy on-line though - mostly through e-Bay. I tend to just 'browse' till I see something I like the look of.
I know a Close To My Heart scrapbooking consultant, so I joined a group she has & get my basic supplies through her. -
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