you could do a 10 layout challenge from a collection or a kit club. That way you would not have to go through all your stuff! I would love that! I loved this too great job to make that paper pad work for you!
I use the back if papers i don’t like IF they are single sided. A lot of times one side of a two-sided paper is worth using if even to mat or make embellishments. I love this 10 pages from a paper pad series!
Watched one of your videos a couple weeks ago and been looking for you ever since. Subscribed so I wouldn’t lose you again. You make this look so easy.
Watching on the replay. Yes, a class on pairing embellishments with papers that are not from the same collection. I'm a collection scrapper so struggle with this.
Victoria, your collection of layouts are beautiful but I support your re-do of the last 2 layouts. I think the paper pad papers don’t do justice to the photos. Congrats to Corinne on her cosplay outfit. I recognized the outfit style right away as my daughter plays that game. Thanks for the walkthrough. I picked up some good tips. Jeannine
OMG! Such cute layouts! And that strawberry sweater in your first layout is everything! Always so good to see you! And heading to Amazon for my own Jem t-shirt! 80's toys are the best!
@@VictoriaMarieScraps by another commenter, looks like those like me with random embellishments can follow you to see how to use them. I have never used collections, rather paper pads or individual papers with other embellishments. I have used a pad for a single event, again with random embellishments. Newbies should maybe stick to kits or matching sets until they build confidence. My sister only shops with certain pictures in mind thereby not collecting random things. Works great and is more cost effective than buying what you like then hoping to use it later…my own expensive habit.
@@rhondahunt9888 I try to show both in my videos but I will certainly circle back to this more often. Mainly because I get lots of questions about it. 😊
Do you have a video on how your sort your embellishments. I have some by theme some by color and some by by what they are ie word phrase chipboard. I thought that would give me options…..now maybe I have to many directions.
Hello! So, I briefly mention my embellishment organization in my 2022 Spring Clean video. Basically, my embellishments are stored in clear bins from Joann by type (i.e., die cuts, dimensional elements, enamel dots, etc.), then by manufacturer and/or designer. If you got to minute 7:11 in this video, you can see me briefly share my embellishment organization. Here's the link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aD3tXNG3fcg.html
I’m definitely in the minority here - I only have 1 12x12 paper pad - that’s it - lol. Guess I tend to buy collections rather than pads. But I need to apply these concepts to my collections.
