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Acid-Free
All the papers,stickers,accessories you use on your pages need to be acid free. [more....]

Acrylic paint
This is a special paint [more....]

Adhesives
This describes the way in which you stick things to your page. [more....]

Brads
These are made of metal and shaped like a drawing pin [more....]

Cardstock
Cardstock comes in all sorts of weights, colours and textures [more....]

Chalk
Comes in a dry and liquid form [more....]

Crop
Every scrapper loves a good crop [more....]

Cropping
This is the process of cutting pictures [more....]

Die-Cuts
These are pre-cut pieces of cards and paper to a certain shape [more....]

Distress
Describes making something look old, used and worn. [more....]

Embellishments
These are decorations to enhance your pages [more....]

Eyelets
These are metal shapes that can be placed into small holes. [more....]

Gutting
Removing card from behind a photo and using it for something else [more....]

Journalling
Journalling is documenting your photos and memories [more....]

Lignin-Free
Lignin is a substance that makes paper go brown [more....]

Matting
This is another word for mounting. [more....]

Memorabilia
We all collect things like tickets, postcard, maps, flyers, brochures, this is what we call memorabilia. [more....]

Page Pebbles
Embellishments that are clear and look like pebbles. [more....]

Page Protectors
Ensures the safe keeping of your work [more....]

Post-Bound Albums
This is one type of album and probably the most common [more....]

Rub-Ons
Transfers used to decorate your pages [more....]

Scraplifting
Taking an idea from another source [more....]

Snaps
These are similar to an eyelet [more....]

Transparency
This is a plastic see through sheet [more....]

Vellum
Similar to tracing paper and is more expensive then normal paper [more....]

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