Showing posts with label Scrapbook Supplies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrapbook Supplies. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Simple Stories new lines I Am, Enchanted, and Say Cheese II

Simple Stories has three new lines and they are ALL here, ALL Available now, and ALL Amazing at Allscrapbooksteals.com. These three new lines ALL have the Simple Stories look, the cutting edge design and best of all they have incorporated foil into these three lines.

The First line "I Am".  "I Am"...a soft feminine, introspective introspective collection for telling the most important story you have to tell...yours. I Am is designed with storytelling in mind. After all, this is what are fantastic hobby of Scrapbooking is ALL about. Gold Foil is present throughout this collection



The second line "Enchanted" is for the princess in your life.  It's the picture perfect collection for your princess after all everyone deserves a happily ever after.  





Anyone care for more Cheese?  "Say Cheese II" brand new products for capturing more of those wonderful memories with the "big cheese himself"!



ALL Available, ALL Selling now at Allscrapbooksteals.com

Monday, June 9, 2014

Make the Most Out of Wholesale Scrapbook Supplies

Scrapbooking is a fun and creative way to preserve history. Martha Stewart calls scrapbooks as everyone’s novel, and it is also generally recognized as an effective way of collecting anything people don’t want to lose, like ideas, recipes and post cards. Fun as it is, though, it can easily become costly as quality supplies come at a price. Good thing there are scrapbooking supplies wholesalers where hobbyists can buy in bulk and get discounts.

Buying in wholesale, however, could be counterproductive as one is left with a surplus of supplies that one may not use all the time. Here are tips on how to make the most out of wholesale scrapbooking supplies:

1.    Stack on basic tools. People can get great deals on wholesales and it is the perfect place for one to start stacking out on pencils and light colored gel pens for marking, and bone folders to score and fold pages.
2.    Supply on rub-on letters and numbers. This is really essential for those that don’t have the most attractive penmanship. Rub-on letters and numbers are the perfect alternative in making labels when calligraphy is not a scrapbook-maker’s strong point.

3.    Get adhesive tapes and photo corners. Scrapbooks contain more photos than texts so it’s only natural to pile up some adhesive tapes and photo corners to place pictures on scrapbooks.