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I can answer about Aprinting on vellum and other media; adhesives-including making your own adhesive dots, removing adhesive, paint and ink safely from hands and tools; using your computer and printer, making your own embellishments, frugal scrapping. You can my many "how-To" videos full of tips and tricks at www.Youtube.com/ScraPerfect.
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I use them and love them. I buy mine at Jo-Ann Fabrics with the 40% off coupon. They are available at many online sites as well. They are very easy to use, and very clever. You can call your local store
You are asking for an opinion and I am giving it to you. this does not constitute any official testing. I think it's a great way to get into the hobby. It's a good introduction, go with a friend, have
I am note sure it is a straight forward answer. It would depend upon the manufacturer. There are some inexpensive testing pens by several companies. They are just like litmus paper if you are familiar
Hi Nicole (Amy here). There's just too much to answer in one email. I would suggest visiting some scrapbook forums--like www.scrapbook.com, www.twocherriesontop.com or www.twopeasinabucket.com. Here you
It really depends upon the material the scrapbook is made of. If the material would melt, then it's not a good idea. The problem is you can't test it...or can you? Is there a piece that covers the binding

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