Please remember to bring along papers you may wish to swap.
We are looking forward to another great day.
Thursday 4 December 2008
Wednesday 12 November 2008
Future Crop Dates
16th November 2008
7th December 2008
11th January 2009
******
7th December 2008
11th January 2009
******
All crops to be held at:
Hadland Community Centre
Hadland Road,
ABINGDON
Oxon
Between 10am and 4pm
Cost £5
Hadland Community Centre
Hadland Road,
ABINGDON
Oxon
Between 10am and 4pm
Cost £5
Monday 8 September 2008
Future Crop Dates
12th October 2008
16th November 2008
7th December 2008
11th January 2009
******
All crops to be held at:
Hadland Community Centre
Hadland Road,
ABINGDON
Oxon
Between 10am and 4pm
Cost £5
Wednesday 20 August 2008
Cost/date/time and place of first Crop.
Sunday 7th September 2008
Hadland Community Centre
Hadland Road,
ABINGDON
Oxon
Between 10am and 4pm
Cost £5
Hadland Community Centre
Hadland Road,
ABINGDON
Oxon
Between 10am and 4pm
Cost £5
What will I need?
Does the thought of coming to a crop sound like fun, until you think about packing all of your supplies? Crops are a great way to get inspired, meet new people and if you’re organized, make a number of pages. Sometimes scrapbookers (myself included) spend just as much time packing and unpacking as they do actually scrapbooking.
Let’s start with what you don’t need to bring: every scrapbook supply you own. I’ve been guilty of packing up a large crate full of stuff, plus a couple of paper totes and a tool tote and by the end of the day realize I didn’t even open the tote. (sound familiar?) Here’s a quick list of what to bring so you avoid this pitfall and have plenty of time to complete your beautiful pages and have less to carry as well.
1. Page Kits…Plan ahead on what pages and projects you want to work on during the crop. Pack your photos, papers and embellishments together so you can start work easily. I put coordinating papers together, right after I buy them and print photos then so whenever I’m in the scrapping mood I can sit right down and get to work instead of scavenging for supplies. It’s also a great way of keeping track of what I’ve bought.
2. Your basic tools…I know the definition of basic is different for everyone.
Here’s my list…
** Paper trimmer
** Adhesives
** Black ink pad and acrylic block…other colour inks depending on pre-planned pages
** Journaling block stamp if you have any
** Ruler
** Scissors
** Paper Piercer
** Cutting mat
** Your choice of punches or prepunched shapes
3. 3 or 4 sheets of your most commonly used cardstock colours. Plus a small bag of cardstock scraps in a variety of colours.
4. Your favorite rubber stamps (You know the alpha you reach for over and over again and few other basic shapes)
5. Please also bring a packed lunch.... Studies show chocolate boosts creativity!!!!
We supply tea/coffee/cakes and biscuits but I think it’s always nice to have a water bottle on hand.
That’s it…yes really…and you can probably fit all of this into one tote bag and tool carrier. If you’re still worried about life without the 42 packs of Thickers you used to bring to a crop, think about these things:
You probably have a friend who hasn’t read this post and packed her kitchen sink, so you can borrow from her.
You will be going home eventually and can finish the page then.
Now that you know how to pack for a crop, it’s time to make your reservation so please feel free to email funcrop@live.co.uk
Let’s start with what you don’t need to bring: every scrapbook supply you own. I’ve been guilty of packing up a large crate full of stuff, plus a couple of paper totes and a tool tote and by the end of the day realize I didn’t even open the tote. (sound familiar?) Here’s a quick list of what to bring so you avoid this pitfall and have plenty of time to complete your beautiful pages and have less to carry as well.
1. Page Kits…Plan ahead on what pages and projects you want to work on during the crop. Pack your photos, papers and embellishments together so you can start work easily. I put coordinating papers together, right after I buy them and print photos then so whenever I’m in the scrapping mood I can sit right down and get to work instead of scavenging for supplies. It’s also a great way of keeping track of what I’ve bought.
2. Your basic tools…I know the definition of basic is different for everyone.
Here’s my list…
** Paper trimmer
** Adhesives
** Black ink pad and acrylic block…other colour inks depending on pre-planned pages
** Journaling block stamp if you have any
** Ruler
** Scissors
** Paper Piercer
** Cutting mat
** Your choice of punches or prepunched shapes
3. 3 or 4 sheets of your most commonly used cardstock colours. Plus a small bag of cardstock scraps in a variety of colours.
4. Your favorite rubber stamps (You know the alpha you reach for over and over again and few other basic shapes)
5. Please also bring a packed lunch.... Studies show chocolate boosts creativity!!!!
We supply tea/coffee/cakes and biscuits but I think it’s always nice to have a water bottle on hand.
That’s it…yes really…and you can probably fit all of this into one tote bag and tool carrier. If you’re still worried about life without the 42 packs of Thickers you used to bring to a crop, think about these things:
You probably have a friend who hasn’t read this post and packed her kitchen sink, so you can borrow from her.
You will be going home eventually and can finish the page then.
Now that you know how to pack for a crop, it’s time to make your reservation so please feel free to email funcrop@live.co.uk
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
