
Scrabooker's Delight - Large kits (3 of them) start @ $5.97
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Posted Jan 23, 2006 - 5:25 pm
K17002 - Scrapbook Album & Refill Kit
NOW $5.97 Was $39.99 Retail $72.00
Shipping & handling: $2.99
Album and Kit Includes:
# 1 12 x 12 Scrapbook Album
# 1 8 x 8 Scrapbook Album
# 1 6 x 6 Scrapbook Album
# 10 12 x 12 Sheet Protectors
# 10 8 x 8 Sheet Protectors
# 6 Post Extenders
# 6 Spacers
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F17008 - Sticker & Paper Combo Pack
NOW $14.99 Was $49.98 Retail $110.00
Shipping & handling: $2.99
Paper Pack Includes:
# 160 12 x 12 Pattered Papers
# 90 12 x 12 Solid Papers
Sticker Kit Includes: (2241 Total Pieces)
# 352 Hydrangea Floral Alphabet Stickers
# 656 Script Type Alphabet Stickers-Metallic Gold
# 438 Script Type Alphabet Stickers-Black
# 84 Framed Type Alphabet Stickers
# 160 Circle Alphabet Stickers
# 160 Block Alphabet Stickers-Red and Blue
# 156 Border and Icon Stickers
# 161 Word and Phrase Stickers
# 32 Journaling Stickers
# 42 Tag and Frame Stickers
# Acid Free
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K17008 - Template & Punch Kit w/Punching Tool & Pad
NOW $5.97 Was $19.99 Retail $40.00
Shipping & handling: $2.99
Features:
# 18 Different Shapes
# 3 Different Boarders
# Distinctive Shapes
# Self-Healing Cutting Mat
# Textured handle for easy gripping
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Posted Jan 23, 2006 - 5:59 pm

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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 6:53 am
Now, for all you that know how to Scrapbook. How hard is it to learn?
Should I jump on this bandwagon?
Thanks!
Warning! Scrapbooking is HIGHLY addictive.

A friend of mine started showing me her books about 6 years ago when our daughters were starting cheerleading in junior high. She got me to go to a Creative Memories show. My first reaction was "these women are crazy for spending this much money on scrapbook pages"!

Fast forward to today.....I have an entire cabinet full of papers, stickers, tools and books. I've completed about 12 books....with no end in sight. You will really enjoy it. Side note, though....and NO offense to the Creative Memories consultants out there.....but once you get the hang of it, you can do them for A LOT less expensive, and just as wonderful, if you will go the Hobby Lobby or Michaels route. Walmart even carries some items now.

Thanks for this post! What a great Deal!!!

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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 7:46 am
K17008 - Template & Punch Kit w/Punching Tool & Pad
NOW $5.97 Was $19.99 Retail $40.00
Shipping & handling: $2.99
Features:
# 18 Different Shapes
# 3 Different Boarders
# Distinctive Shapes
# Self-Healing Cutting Mat
# Textured handle for easy gripping
I gotta say the self healing mat on this one alone is usually nearly 10 bucks in store... so this is A REALLY great deal...
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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 8:08 am
I'm showing that shipping is $6.99 on this one.
F17008 - Sticker & Paper Combo Pack
NOW $14.99 Was $49.98 Retail $110.00
Shipping & handling: $2.99
I ordered several of these items on 1/10 and did receive them. I'm giving them to my husband and youngest daughter as a father/daughter project thingy.
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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 8:20 am
Warning! Scrapbooking is HIGHLY addictive.
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A friend of mine started showing me her books about 6 years ago when our daughters were starting cheerleading in junior high. She got me to go to a Creative Memories show. My first reaction was "these women are crazy for spending this much money on scrapbook pages"!![]()
Fast forward to today.....I have an entire cabinet full of papers, stickers, tools and books. I've completed about 12 books....with no end in sight. You will really enjoy it. Side note, though....and NO offense to the Creative Memories consultants out there.....but once you get the hang of it, you can do them for A LOT less expensive, and just as wonderful, if you will go the Hobby Lobby or Michaels route. Walmart even carries some items now.![]()
Thanks for this post! What a great Deal!!!
Since I AM a CM consultant I do have to say something about your post.
Hands down, CM is QUALITY. You get what you pay for. Not saying that you can't get AWESOME deals on clearanced stuff like this. ANd I can not attest tot he quality because I don't know.
Now, there are papers and other things out there that are just as if not more expensive than a LOT of the CM stuff. Have you seen the pages in some of these Magazines that cost over $20 a page? COme on!
Now, there are alos a lot of good quality items that CM does not offer (brads, fibers, twill, metals) that I do buy and I do use in my albums.
I don;t care what anyone says, CM albums rock my socks. They are by far the best quality out there and they come with a lifetime guarantee. AND you don't have to use CM pages in the albums. You can use a brand of page protectors called Pioneer and still top load into your albums. That is what I do and I am INTO scrapbooking. Right now I have 16 albums completed (using whatever I want to in my albums, not just CM products) and am plannignon tons more.
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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 8:54 am
Since I AM a CM consultant I do have to say something about your post.
Hands down, CM is QUALITY. You get what you pay for. Not saying that you can't get AWESOME deals on clearanced stuff like this. ANd I can not attest tot he quality because I don't know.
Now, there are papers and other things out there that are just as if not more expensive than a LOT of the CM stuff. Have you seen the pages in some of these Magazines that cost over $20 a page? COme on!
Now, there are alos a lot of good quality items that CM does not offer (brads, fibers, twill, metals) that I do buy and I do use in my albums.
I don;t care what anyone says, CM albums rock my socks. They are by far the best quality out there and they come with a lifetime guarantee. AND you don't have to use CM pages in the albums. You can use a brand of page protectors called Pioneer and still top load into your albums. That is what I do and I am INTO scrapbooking. Right now I have 16 albums completed (using whatever I want to in my albums, not just CM products) and am plannignon tons more.
Hey, hey, hey......now! Like I said "NOT to offend the CM consultants"....Just trying to give the girl a bigger picture that there are more products out there that are just as good. Didn't mean to get your knickers in a bunch! It's just scrapbooking....not Scientology.
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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 12:48 pm
What about these to kits also, should I get one of them??? I don't want to get all 5 sets, maybe 3 of them total. So as a beginner which 3 should I get, 3 were in my op, and then the 2 in this Post? PLMK as soon as possible so I get in on this.ThankS!
K17009 - Vintage Collection Scrapbook Kit
Collection Includes: (2231 Total Pieces)
# 1 12 x 12 Scrapbook
# 20 12 x 12 Patterned Papers
# 10 12 x 12 Solid Papers
# 2 12 x 12 Vellum Papers
# 328 Script Alphabet Stickers Metallic Gold
# 168 Framed Type Alpha Stickers
# 1470 Block Type Alpha Stickers
# 62 Border and Icon Stickers
# 68 Word and Phrase Stickers
# 16 Journaling Stickers
# 30 Punch-Out Frames
# 24 Word and Phrase Page Bubbles
# 6 Metal Rim Tags with vellum inserts
# 6 Layered Tags
# 12 3-D Embellishments
# 6 Ribbons
# 1 Storage Box
# 1 Idea Guide
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K17005 - Hydrangea Collection Scrapbook Kit
Collection Includes: (2359 Total Pieces)
# 1 12 x 12 Scrapbook
# 20 12 x 12 Patterned Papers
# 10 12 x 12 Solid Papers
# 2 12 x 12 Vellum Papers
# 176 Hydrangea Floral Alphabet Stickers
# 1008 Block Alpha Stickers-Black
# 876 Script Alpha Stickers-Black
# 94 Border and Icon Stickers
# 70 Word and Phrase Stickers
# 16 Journaling Stickers
# 30 Punch-Out Frames
# 24 Word and Phrase Page Bubbles
# 6 Metal Rim Tags with vellum inserts
# 6 Layered Tags
# 12 3-D Embellishments
# 6 Ribbons
# 1 Storage Box
# 1 Idea Guide
# Acid-Lignin Free
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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 1:13 pm
Hope this helps!
And I agree that Creative Memories has a lot of neat things but you can get them much cheaper when Hobby Lobby has their 50% off scrapbooking sales and Joanne Fabrics has the stuff on sale and Michaels has sales and their 40% off coupons and Walmart carries a lot of scrapbooking stuff now. And the quality is just as good as Creative Memories just not as expensive.
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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 8:26 pm
My results are in, here is what I bought:
VINTAGE COLLECTION SCRAPBOOK KIT
TEMPLATE AND PUNCH KIT
ALBUM & REFILL KIT
When it all arrives, be prepared for my questions, as all I know about scrapbooking is you have lovely books with pages w/pictures and quotes. How to do that and have it look presentable, I am lost there.
Thanks all for the suggestions on getting it.
Oh, 3 more question. I think some people use special cutting scissors, like the ones that cut zig-zag or curvy. Do you use these? Where is a good place to buy them? And what type of price range are we talking?
Though I will have to wait a few weeks before I spend anymore on my luxury budget.
I'm sure they're not top quality, but I've seen those scissors at big lots. Even they have a scrapbook section now. They have some pretty decent stuff in it (I have a friend that scrapbooks). You should check it out.
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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 9:15 pm
My results are in, here is what I bought:
VINTAGE COLLECTION SCRAPBOOK KIT
TEMPLATE AND PUNCH KIT
ALBUM & REFILL KIT
Oh, 3 more question. I think some people use special cutting scissors, like the ones that cut zig-zag or curvy. Do you use these? Where is a good place to buy them?
You bought the one kit that I bought, the templates and from the whole 1 hr of experience I have with scrapbooking I assumed that you could use the outside of the templates to cut fancy edges around your pics. It comes with the blade also! As far as designing we could probably all look up some neat layout ideas on the internet and I know I seen some really neat books with tons of ideas in them at AC Moore (my favorite place!).
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Posted Jan 24, 2006 - 9:45 pm
I got all my wavy/zigzag... scissors for like 99 cents each. Sometimes Michaels has them on sale and if you live near a Michaels store you should check their schedule for a scrapbook day/event, that's how I got started. The store by my house has something on Feb. 26 (it does cost $10 but sometimes they have free ones). They also have a couple nights a month where you can go there & bring your own paper & pictures & stickers and use all their supplies for $5 (paper cutters & punches...). I do it once in a while because you can try the tools before you buy them (or use them because you don't have them) and it's nice to get out of the house without any kids for 4 hours and work on my scrapbook pages uninterrupted! I also get ideas just from looking at the scrapbook section and all the different papers at the craft stores.My results are in, here is what I bought:
VINTAGE COLLECTION SCRAPBOOK KIT
TEMPLATE AND PUNCH KIT
ALBUM & REFILL KIT
When it all arrives, be prepared for my questions, as all I know about scrapbooking is you have lovely books with pages w/pictures and quotes. How to do that and have it look presentable, I am lost there.
Thanks all for the suggestions on getting it.
Oh, 3 more question. I think some people use special cutting scissors, like the ones that cut zig-zag or curvy. Do you use these? Where is a good place to buy them? And what type of price range are we talking?
Though I will have to wait a few weeks before I spend anymore on my luxury budget.
And it's really easy to go overboard on buying all the stuff but it isn't necessary. I started with a clearance scrapbook album (under $5), some papers, stickers, regular scissors and my kids glue stick and it turned out pretty nice!
If you look at the ideas that come with the kit that will also get you started. I'm pretty sure that I've seen those scissors at Walmart & Target and all craft stores carry them.
And don't forget the dollar store, the one by my house has some pretty neat stickers (and they are the same brands that the craft stores sell and are acid free whatever that means) for only a dollar.
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Posted Jan 25, 2006 - 5:38 am
And don't forget the dollar store, the one by my house has some pretty neat stickers (and they are the same brands that the craft stores sell and are acid free whatever that means) for only a dollar.
I agree! I got some awesome stickers there for a scrapbook I'm doing for my niece. (I don't really know how to scrapbook though. I mean, I have the general idea, but yeah, this should be interesting LOL.) I wish I could get one of these kits, but I have no credit card, sooo..maybe next time.

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Posted Jan 31, 2006 - 7:55 pm
I got my order today
(recap) VINTAGE COLLECTION SCRAPBOOK KIT - TEMPLATE AND PUNCH KIT -
ALBUM & REFILL KIT
The album kit is just that, WOWSER! Very sturdy and gorgeous box to hold everything in. The scrapbook and the supplies in the kit are high quality.
Heck, everything I got is very high quality, better than Wal-Mart.
Tonight I organized my big box of photos, I seperated them in small boxes - 1 for each kid, then 1 box for all 3 kids in the pics, 1 for 2 kids, and 1 for family (all of us), and 1 for other family members/friends.
I was thinking about doing a hopefully easy page or two or three. Primarily their school pictures on them. I was thinking putting a colorful border around each picture, then under the pic write the grade and maybe class teachers name. Then put some cool saying stickers on there. Oh, and I do want to get some special paper at Target I saw the one I want. What do you all think? Good Idea/Bad Idea/Could change a bit????
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