Flowers, patterned paper and brads
Making sure I'm clarifying: COULD...not WOULD.
Patterned Paper, Stickers, Thickers, Washi Tape
Patterned Paper, Stickers, Thickers, Washi Tape
"I find it is the small things - everyday deeds by ordinary folk - that keeps the darkness at bay." (Gandalf)
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Thenonna wrote:Making sure I'm clarifying: COULD...not WOULD
DITTO!!!
Washi Tape, brads, chipboard (I prefer bare and have boat loads and still buy more), wood veneers (same as
chipboard), and butterflies.
Somewhat flowers.....I am only drawn to flowers no bigger then an inch and rarely use them. Up until two years ago I had to use them on every layout.
Right...I used flowers and butterflies on every single layout it seems. I hardly ever put a flower on a layout now. I do occasionally use butterflies - I can't stop loving them. But nowadays I use wood and flair on almost every layout (I love wood - people look at my albums and say "Wow is that wood? That's so cool" - it makes me smile every time). Plus a camera probably...I like the thought of a camera with my photos.killarney_rose wrote:Thenonna wrote:Making sure I'm clarifying: COULD...not WOULD
DITTO!!!
Washi Tape, brads, chipboard (I prefer bare and have boat loads and still buy more), wood veneers (same as
chipboard), and butterflies.
Somewhat flowers.....I am only drawn to flowers no bigger then an inch and rarely use them. Up until two years ago I had to use them on every layout.
"I find it is the small things - everyday deeds by ordinary folk - that keeps the darkness at bay." (Gandalf)
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Surprise!!!!!blbabe1234 wrote:Washi is on your list? Hhhhmm..never knew that about you!mgehrke wrote:Hmmmm......ok I'll admit it the first being............
Washi
Ribbon
Paper
Mildred - Mom to 2 girls and a husband (I tell people that I am a single mom of 3. Ages 59, 37 and 31) lol. And a proud Grandma to Orahn (7) Sawyer (5) and Mazie (3).
in addition to your list Laura, embellishments and cardstock.
Janie
Live long, laugh often, hug someone.
Live long, laugh often, hug someone.
Other than adhesive, I have enough stuff to last me a lifetime! But if we MUST pick three, I'll go with Patterned Paper, Cardstock and Ribbon.
Actually if you look in my adhesive drawer, I really don't need to purchase any of that until 2016!
Actually if you look in my adhesive drawer, I really don't need to purchase any of that until 2016!
Well, I can't really hoard because I don't have a scrappy space. But, my storage box is filled with I think 9 of those "Got Flowers?" milk bottles from Prima -- I think I got them in 2006. So, I definitely don't need flowers. At least, not little ones.
OCD is not an adjective. It is not a personality quirk. It is not synonymous with being organized. It is a complex and debilitating mental health illness that affects people of all ages and walks of life, and is defined by the presence of unwanted, intrusive thoughts and repetitive actions. I am an OCD warrior and I fight for my son.
1. Buttons (I don't use them and have a LOT of them.)
2. Flowers. I actually have an agreement with a friend that if I want to buy flowers, I have to get her permission first.
3. Chipboard. I bought that stuff as though I needed it like water or oxygen!
2. Flowers. I actually have an agreement with a friend that if I want to buy flowers, I have to get her permission first.
3. Chipboard. I bought that stuff as though I needed it like water or oxygen!
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