eastcoastpea
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Post by eastcoastpea on Apr 17, 2015 23:11:41 GMT
I saw red, white and blue flair at Dollar Tree. It was with the patriotic stuff. It looks like that section was just stocked.
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Post by houston249 on Apr 17, 2015 23:56:27 GMT
I love enabling! Thank you!
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Post by Peamac on Apr 18, 2015 15:45:13 GMT
TFS!
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Post by pattyg on Apr 18, 2015 18:04:18 GMT
I just picked up October,November, and a blooper bundle. I need a scrappy prize for an upcoming crop weekend,and maybe for our usual NSD crop, so a FF kit will be perfect. Hopefully it arrives in time! I bought the November kit previously and just loved it, so hoping it will be a hit with the group.
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Post by GiantsFan on Apr 18, 2015 21:57:01 GMT
HELP! What is flair? Is it something I NEED?
I googled and came up with...pins or buttons?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 19, 2015 0:40:37 GMT
HELP! What is flair? Is it something I NEED? I googled and came up with...pins or buttons? Yes! Exactly... pins/buttons/badges... whatever you call those little round metal things that usually have a pin on the back. The scrapbooking ones are referred to flair, for some reason, and usually don't have pins on the back. They have flat, or concave, metal backs. Some come with foam square adhesive on them, and if not, you can use your own foam squares or glue dots to adhere. |
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Post by GiantsFan on Apr 19, 2015 1:37:15 GMT
HELP! What is flair? Is it something I NEED? I googled and came up with...pins or buttons? Yes! Exactly... pins/buttons/badges... whatever you call those little round metal things that usually have a pin on the back. The scrapbooking ones are referred to flair, for some reason, and usually don't have pins on the back. They have flat, or concave, metal backs. Some come with foam square adhesive on them, and if not, you can use your own foam squares or glue dots to adhere. Thanks, I've never heard them referred to as flair. We just say lapel pins. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 19, 2015 1:38:15 GMT
Yes! Exactly... pins/buttons/badges... whatever you call those little round metal things that usually have a pin on the back. The scrapbooking ones are referred to flair, for some reason, and usually don't have pins on the back. They have flat, or concave, metal backs. Some come with foam square adhesive on them, and if not, you can use your own foam squares or glue dots to adhere. Thanks, I've never heard them referred to as flair. We just say lapel pins. I think of a lapel pin as something completely different... small little shaped and moulded pins, like the American flags that US politicians seem to be required to wear.  |
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Post by alissa103 on Apr 19, 2015 18:26:48 GMT
I was close to a Dollar Tree yesterday and mine didn't have any. Boo.  |
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Post by tiffanytwisted on Apr 19, 2015 22:47:24 GMT
Yes! Exactly... pins/buttons/badges... whatever you call those little round metal things that usually have a pin on the back. The scrapbooking ones are referred to flair, for some reason, and usually don't have pins on the back. They have flat, or concave, metal backs. Some come with foam square adhesive on them, and if not, you can use your own foam squares or glue dots to adhere. Thanks, I've never heard them referred to as flair. We just say lapel pins. Flair is just the fancy word we scrappers use. It's like chipboard (let's face it - it's cardboard). Or calling that color of cardstock 'kraft'. Again, cardboard or grocery bag, lol. |
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Post by Restless Spirit on Apr 19, 2015 23:21:37 GMT
I was just in Dollar Tree yesterday (for the first time ever, I might add) getting Magic Cover Clear Contact Paper to use as transfer paper from my Cricut Explore.
I didn't spot anything scrapbook related.
Can you please give me an idea where the scrapbooking items are located? My store is kind of a jumbled mess!
TIA
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Post by Prenticekid on Apr 20, 2015 0:03:56 GMT
Thanks, I've never heard them referred to as flair. We just say lapel pins. Flair is just the fancy word we scrappers use. It's like chipboard (let's face it - it's cardboard). Or calling that color of cardstock 'kraft'. Again, cardboard or grocery bag, lol. Don't know why, but I feel compelled to point out that Kraft paper is actually called Kraft paper, we scrappers didn't come up with that "fancy" name for it (LOL) and the word Kraft did not originally refer to the color. It's the name of a paper making process. We didn't make up the word chipboard either. Saying we came up with the words Kraft paper or chipboard would be like saying we made up the word manilla folders as both were around before Mrs. Grossman made her first stickers. We weren't the first to start calling buttons flair either. I'll just back my way out now.  |
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Post by papersilly on Apr 20, 2015 21:08:00 GMT
I have to use Flairs. I have some Basic Grey ones but always forget I have them so they are never used. I really must drag those out so they are in plain view.
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Post by tiffanytwisted on Apr 22, 2015 21:40:08 GMT
Flair is just the fancy word we scrappers use. It's like chipboard (let's face it - it's cardboard). Or calling that color of cardstock 'kraft'. Again, cardboard or grocery bag, lol. Don't know why, but I feel compelled to point out that Kraft paper is actually called Kraft paper, we scrappers didn't come up with that "fancy" name for it (LOL) and the word Kraft did not originally refer to the color. It's the name of a paper making process. We didn't make up the word chipboard either. Saying we came up with the words Kraft paper or chipboard would be like saying we made up the word manilla folders as both were around before Mrs. Grossman made her first stickers. We weren't the first to start calling buttons flair either. I'll just back my way out now. Sorry - didn't mean to insinuate we came up w/those words. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 23, 2015 17:07:35 GMT
Thanks, I've never heard them referred to as flair. We just say lapel pins. Flair is just the fancy word we scrappers use. It's like chipboard (let's face it - it's cardboard). Or calling that color of cardstock 'kraft'. Again, cardboard or grocery bag, lol. Don't forget we use masks in scrapbooking; not stencils. |
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Post by crimsoncat05 on Apr 23, 2015 17:39:33 GMT
small hijack-- it drives me batty  that the Heidi Swapp ones are called masks when some of them are, indeed, designed as stencils! mask: solid design that blocks off the area and the color goes around the design; stencil: blocks off an area and the color goes inside the cut-out area. |
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Post by crazy4scraps on Apr 23, 2015 18:34:53 GMT
Slight hijack! When I hear the word "flair" it reminds me of that movie Office Space where Jennifer Aniston worked in a place like TGI Fridays, and she got in trouble with her boss for not having the required number of pieces of flair on her uniform! So maybe there should be a requirement that if you're going to scrap with flair, you must use at least 15 pieces on your page...  |
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Post by kraft4fun on Apr 24, 2015 16:21:40 GMT
So funny I bought the pack last week for a patriotic pocket letter I am working on.
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Post by kraft4fun on Apr 24, 2015 16:22:25 GMT
Slight hijack! When I hear the word "flair" it reminds me of that movie Office Space where Jennifer Aniston worked in a place like TGI Fridays, and she got in trouble with her boss for not having the required number of pieces of flair on her uniform! So maybe there should be a requirement that if you're going to scrap with flair, you must use at least 15 pieces on your page... Exactly what I thought of. Sent from my NX008HD8G using proboards |
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that the Heidi Swapp ones are called masks when some of them are, indeed, designed as stencils! 
