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[GKBRLOVE]

Hey ladies I LOVE this tool! Check it out let me know what you think.

http://thefreezeframe.com/

[SarahA]

 Reminds me of Glad Press & Seal!

[Grandma Flowers]

 I don't quite understand the purpose.

[GKBRLOVE]

Here's how it works: lay one sheet of Freeze Frame down put your 12x12 (or smaller) background paper in the center of the Freeze Frame sheet and build your layout on top of that. When your design is ready to be glued down simply place the other sheet of Freeze Frame on top matching the corners and press. Now you can peel the top Freeze Frame off and your layout will be stuck to this piece. Just flip over apply adhesive and then flip back to right side up and replace on top of background paper again matching up the corners on the Freeze Frame sheets and Viola! a perfect page.

[jazzyscrapper]

 I like this idea as it keeps everything in place while you put your adhesive on the back.  Very interesting!

[handerful]

 
IT took me a minute  to figure out what it was for.  Interesting.

[1grandma]

 It sounds interesting.  But, I need a little convincing.  I will check it out.

[scraptag]

 I've seen this before, or something like it.  We were talking about how great that would be for doing the photo collages for the yearbook at school! 

[AlwaysHappy]

 I think it's a great concept! 

[phonetecgirl]

 The video was very helpful...it looks like something I could definately use.

[Kimandasmo]

 intresting---not sure I would use it though

[Queen Mum]

 Probably good for people that hav eto move their stuff around a lot (not a dedicated scrapspace)  

Or for those who are really anal about things.   (that's not a put down to anyone who reallly is a perfectionist )