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First Crop

I am going to my first crop tomorrow morning, and I am going threw my stuff, and well I don't know what to take. I like using everything, and if I don't take something I know I will need it. grrrr. Since I have never done this before I don't know what to take and what to share, and well how these things work. I am sure some of you have been cropping for a while, so some insider info would be awesome!! lol

Also I have gone threw and put my and/or initials on all my big stuff...Good idea?

Should I share with people I don't know yet? Is it not polite to say no if you don't know them or something? I mean I know people are careful with other peoples things, but I don't know the rules...lol

I sound like I need directions for going into space...geeze..

Any help would be great!!

Reply to
~~MareBear~~
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Enjoy your first crop! I always end up taking way too much, especially paper because I like lots of choices. Make sure you take the things you use most, and putting your name or initials on them is a good idea. Someone here (I think it was Dave) suggested picking pictures, paper and embellishments for layouts and putting them in two gallon ziplock bags. I did that before my last crop and it worked really well. Thanks Dave!!

Have fun! Can't wait to hear all about it.

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Cathy

sounds like a good idea, I have to run to the store and buy a friend an album and get some of my newest pictures printed at a Kodak machine....I have to much crap!!AHAHAHAHAHAAHHHH lol

I will be taking pictures to remember this joyus moment!! I will share!!

Reply to
~~MareBear~~

I can't be of much help I've never been to a crop before. Have fun and let us know how it went.

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Chrissy

I hope you had a great time Marie.

Teresa in MD

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Tazmadazz

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