Do you have a scrapbooking "nemesis"?

Clusters. I use them, but always like the ones I see on YT better.

I never figured out what I'm supposed to do with the Jolee's stickers that are little outfits. Am I supposed to layer them over a photo of a person so they can "wear" them like a little paper doll? Make little hangers out of paperclips? Or maybe that's what the mini clothespins are for? 

They bug the heck out of me every time I walk into a craft store!

Yes, flair. I’m learning to like dimension but flair is just too much for me.

I don’t even like the name of it. Hopefully I gave all of mine away already!

I don’t have outfit stickers, but I DO have a bunch of tiny metal hangers. Can’t remember why I thought I needed so many...  would you like me to pop some in the mail?

I don’t like to use speech bubbles, banners that look like a ribbon, or splatters. I just can’t seem to get them to work.

I think about the movie Office Space where Jennifer Aniston's character is scolded by her manager for wearing just the minimum 15 pieces of flair on her uniform.

Ooooh, I love flairs, and I even bought a set of Photoshop styles and actions to be able to make my own (digital) flairs.

And now whenever I stick a flair on a page, I'm going to visualise jazz hands..... thanks 950nancy!  

I won't quite let it be a nemesis, but I do not enjoy using my Silhouette. I love what other people do with it. I even like the few projects I have completed USING it. I have tons of cut files I have collected. But when it comes to creating something, I find myself doing almost ANYTHING to avoid actually using them. I will design something and cut it by hand. Use my dies. Do I have some stickers or pre made diecuts that will work?

If I am going to use it, I almost have to pre cut all the parts. It is like my creative brain can NOT get around the little technicalities of cutting and piecing and layering precisely.

Ditto! With a simple, clean, & linear style, I especially struggle with themed products. The color palette, a strip of themed patterned paper or a single diecut or stamped image or word on the layout is often the only nod to its theme.

Stamping. I bought three huge tubs of scrapping stuff at a garage sale a few years ago. Two the tubs were full of stamps and ink. I have enough for twenty people. Problem is that I was never a stamper and now I have all these stamps and ink. Last weekend I sat my butt down, grabbed a few 'simple' stamps and ALL my inks.. pulled up some videos and three hours later I was still frustrated and confused as I was at the beginning. That said.. I HATE stamping and I need to get the stuff out of my room so I can get it out of my mind.

I would have to say stamping.  I cannot stamp to save my life without making a mess.  Fortunately I feel like I can scrapbook without stamping.  I do not like to use anything that has to dry.  Love stickles and nuvo drops, hate waiting for them to dry.

Wood veneer. I like if in theory, but it always looks dirty and dingy on projects.

I agree, I don't like stamping that requires colouring.  Even though I love to see how other people colour and shade, I just can't see myself doing that.  I use stamps minimally, as I'm not very good at it.  I prefer to create my own 'sayings' on the computer and then cut or punch them out to the shape I want.  I like the versatility of this, as I can print in any font, any size, any colour, and on any colour cardstock.

I like the look of them, but they are so thick on regular pages.