There are tons of tips out there for what can be done with your paper scraps. Tips on how to organize them, where to store them, how to use them, etc.
But I have this little problem:
These are all the scraps I have left after creating fourteen 12x12 pages with the CS Bookshelves collection.
The big idea here is that there is a way to scrapbook without scraps. It's what we do. And it's pretty unique if you've never experienced it before. We call it "Assembly Line Scrapbooking."
Just in case this is new to you, here is a sample of our instructions:
1. Color image of the completed pages, including final photo measurements.
2. Thorough list of ingredients used to complete the page.
3. Step by step cutting instructions using the most efficient and logical cutting method.
4. Matching paper cutting diagram for the visual learner. If the trimmed pieces are not used on the existing page, the diagram indicates where the pieces will be used. In the rare case that a paper is not used, that is indicated by an "x".
I've been told by countless crafters that they made the move from creative paralyzation to prolific scrapbooking with the help of these little instructions.
I just wrapped up the instructions for the upcoming Spring Chorus collection. Oooooh-lah-lah!
Are you curious? Join us if you're ready to scrap the scrappin' scraps!
Efficiently yours,Tricia
