Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Papercrafting revisited

I'd honestly been meaning to go online to order some photos and catch up on scrapbooking, but I just hadn't taken the time. Then came that frightening little e-mail from Snapfish letting me know I had just a few days left to pony up an order or they'd delete those photos I'd uploaded. Yikes! So, I got busy late one night and ordered photos from Christmas, Thanksgiving, last year's big birthday trip to Europe, and more. Who knew you could order 300 photos and barely make a dent in the backlog? At any rate, once the photos were on the way I realized I needed to buy a new scrapbook, so I did. And that meant I needed new scrapbooking papers for the background, so I was naturally interested when I saw these pretty ones for $4.99 at Ollie's Bargain Outlet over the weekend. "Victorian Parlour" is the name of this pad of paper from Colorbok.

There at the store I flipped through it to make sure it was frou-frou enough for me, and it was. I love this rose design paper with the handwriting and doilies in the background. Perfect!

"But wait, am I seeing what I think I'm seeing?" I thought. Yes. And when I saw this pretty teapot, teacup and teakettle paper, I knew this was definitely the papercrafting pad for me. Now, if I could just have about two weeks with nothing to do but catch up on scrapbooking, I think I'd be in good shape!

9 comments:

  1. There's an Ollie's discount store near me which I've had fun browsing around inside. I purchased some nice journals there. Your scrapbook paper is lovely, and what a bonus that it included tea themed paper.

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  2. The whole pad of Victorian Parlour looks nice Angela. Scrapbooking is time consuming, isn't it? Have you thought about putting together a book on-line with your photos? I saw a small one a friend did and it was enjoyable looking at the pages.

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  3. OK, now it looks like I'm going to need to check out Ollie's. Oh, my, you are one great bargain shopper.

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  4. Good luck catching up. That seems to be a never ending job.
    What pretty papers for your scrapbook.

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  5. I wish we had an Ollie's here. That paper and the album are so pretty! I keep telling myself that I have to start organizing the photos, print them, and begin scrapbooking again but there just doesn't ever seem like I have enough hours in the day! Have fun with your photos!

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  6. Another perfect find Angela! Have fun with your pictures!

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  7. I was at Ollie's yesterday. It will make a pretty scrapbook.

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  8. Great papers! I'd like to have two weeks free to scrapbook, too.

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  9. Off to Ollie's I go! Can't wait to see how you use those pretty papers!

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