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Post by cannmom on May 10, 2020 15:49:08 GMT
While going through my stash I found what I think is an OLD SEI kit. This thing is gigantic. There is a ton of pp. Iām talking about an inch high stack of paper, letter stickers, tab and label stickers, epoxy embellishments, and some chipboard alphas. The paper is thin, but has really versatile designs and some great colors. I already made a layout with some of it. What a fun find!
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Post by refugeepea on May 10, 2020 16:40:38 GMT
While going through my stash I found what I think is an OLD SEI kit. This thing is gigantic. There is a ton of pp. Iām talking about an inch high stack of paper, letter stickers, tab and label stickers, epoxy embellishments, and some chipboard alphas. The paper is thin, but has really versatile designs and some great colors. I already made a layout with some of it. What a fun find! I went a little crazy when they had two warehouse sales in one year. I could tell they were stopping the manufacturing of scrapbook supplies. Not exactly what you asked, but they had some really old lines. I got a bunch of their clear alphabet stickers, a few random papers of favorite older lines, and I did get a very big Halloween kit. Tons of stuff in that one, even stamps. I've used it on many pages.
I have one 12x12 envelope I keep of embellishments and paper for specific pages. I forgot I had bought a couple of die cut packs with a princess/fairy tale theme for a Broadway Princess Party me and my daughter went to. I came close to buying them again.
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msliz
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Post by msliz on May 10, 2020 16:44:39 GMT
I still have some SEI paper that makes it to my layouts once in awhile. Mine is in a pad, and it doesn't seem thin to me. I don't use it more often though because it has a lot of brown. I need to challenge myself to use more brown. I don't like brown, but I seem to have a lot of it.
I don't get too many surprises, but yesterday I went through a drawer of papers I had set aside for I don't know what, and I found a sheet of October Afternoon and a sheet of Love Elsie. Confused, but happy.
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breetheflea
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Post by breetheflea on May 10, 2020 17:13:15 GMT
My paper organization is kind of weird. Some paper is sorted by color, some is still in the paper pads, some is in bins by theme, and some is by brand. I have a plastic envelope of just October Afternoon. Except at one point, some of the themier OA went into the bins (like paper with tomatoes went into my home/hobby bin since I garden). So once in a while I'll get a bin out and find OA in there. It's always a nice surprise since the OA envelope is getting smaller. I also at some point used most of an OA pad (they are 8 by 8) and started a camping album. The point was to put one photo a year from our camping trips in there, but I never got past year two and the album wound up in the back of a closet. I recently took out the empty background pages and now I have a ton of OA paper to use on something else
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Post by 950nancy on May 10, 2020 17:16:57 GMT
I emptied out my closet on Thursday afternoon. I have a 7 foot long closet filled top to bottom with containers and tools. I frequently organize, so the only thing I found that was a surprise was two kits I thought I had already given away. I was pretty impressed with myself. This was what my room looked like at 3:30 on Thursday. What you can't see is that behind the table the floor is also filled.
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lindas
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Post by lindas on May 10, 2020 17:35:08 GMT
I found a set of perfect layers rulers I had forgotten I had. It was a set of 3 but somewhere during the last move I lost one. I was surprised to see them on Amazon from WRMK, since mine are from a different company. I loved those things for getting perfect sized mats for photos.
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Post by mikklynn on May 10, 2020 20:04:02 GMT
I knew had an Iris case of stuff to "someday" scrap photos for my adult children. I dug it out and was surprised how much marching band stuff was there. I have enjoyed seeing all the old photos. I had more memorabilia stashed than I thought, too.
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Post by lostwithout2peas on May 11, 2020 2:47:07 GMT
Kinda in my stash, but not really scrapbook stuff. I used to keep all the duplicates and leftover pics when I 1st started scrapbooking in 1998. This was the time of film camera and ordering duplicates. I have literally been lugging these 6 shoe boxes around for 20+ years. I hit the motherlode of leftover pics of my dad who passed away almost 8 years that I had no idea I had!! They where ones that didn't make it into albums for one reason or another but where perfectly good. I cried as the pictures from early on weren't plentiful so I was so overwhelmed to find these. I also have so many of my nieces and nephews growing up that I'm sure that their parents don't have that I'm gonna separate and give to them.
And man, talk about ex-boyfriend vault for various family members!!š I had a good laugh.
And looking at some of the old leftover pics gave me a different perspective after 15-20 years to scrap some in a different way then I had originally scrapbooked them. So I pulled them and put them aside.
I'm definitely glad I didn't get rid of them over the years like I felt like doing so many times!!
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vexedangel
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Post by vexedangel on May 11, 2020 2:58:50 GMT
In old homemade kits, I found pierced circle and square dies I had forgotten about, and a pinkfresh stamp set that I adore but haven't ever used. I was so excited!!
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2020 22:14:06 GMT
I found an Authentique paper pad I had totally forgotten about-Mister. It inspired me to dig out all my rugged, "guy" type paper and put it together. Not that it needs to be used for guys. But I put all my Workshop, Mister, Cedar Lodge and a few other things into a new category!
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artbabe
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Post by artbabe on May 13, 2020 13:20:10 GMT
Elsie papers and elements. Remember her? I love the hand drawn look of those lines.
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Post by papertreerings on May 13, 2020 13:52:09 GMT
Don't know if this is what your looking for but my mum has a proper vault of scrapbooking items within her scrapbooking room, she's never got rid of anything throughout her time scrapbooking which must be over coming on 20 years now. My favourites would be the Basic Grey she has when we used to have a local scrapbboking shop (oh those were the days), you know when the shabby chic, dark colours was in fashion. Cannot remember how old it is though and the old Studio Calico kits she has from when we first started subscribing around 12 odd years ago, if not longer. Think it was in the first year they started the kits up, it's only been in the last few years my mums changed over to Cocoa Daisy. All the kits are complete too, baring the odd page she's used.
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Post by mamagidget on May 13, 2020 17:17:39 GMT
So, not exactly in my stash, but scrapbook related. We are doing a basement cleanout, and two containers of goodies from a trip to Taiwan were discovered!! Some are fun souvenirs, other is memorabilia for pages. The album is a WIP (hey, the trip was only 17 years ago š¬š), so I am glad to have these to add in to the album!!
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