Dumb Question....????

Ok i have been scrapbooking and i have been putting my pages on top of a backing..but im curious do i have to? The paper that you buy to use can you just decorate that page with your pictures and move on to another page or should you put the page on another page.. Just curious cause i cant see behind the layouts..

Reply to
Cathys Sigs
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I just slide whatever paper I'm using for the background in... I remove the extra sheet to keep my albums from being as heavy..... heck I find alot of uses for extra white cardstock! LOL

Reply to
ronni

I usually just slide the page in leaving the white cardstock there for support.

Reply to
Scout Lady

If you're talking about the Creative Memories type album... they encourage you to use the white background and stick photos with a few decorative touches. I try and do it to save myself time, but I'm so addicted to all the pretty paper out there I seldom do.

Lynne

Reply to
King's Crown

I remove the white sheet. I sometimes cut it up to use in the printer so I have acid free print offs for scrapbooking. Other thing I do is let my youngest 'draw' on them makes interesting backgrounds for his pages.

Reply to
jules

I'm with everyone else I usually leave it in and slide my LO in. I'm addiced to patterened paper. Lin

Reply to
libooth

I only use the backing paper in two cases, in my 12 x 12 albums if the paper I buy isn't true 12 x 12. In all cases if the page is really heavy with embellishments.

Teresa in MD

Reply to
Tazmadazz

I used to leave them in...but when I finished a vacation album it was practically bursting at the seams even with extra posts in it, so I went back and took all the extra white paper out and had a stack of paper that was over an inch thick!! It really made quite a difference in the thickness! So now I take them out, I find plenty of uses for the extra white paper!

Hannah

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Hannah Morley

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