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Skip navigationAre you a scrapbooker? We were asked when we launched Stickers if they were acid free and thus suitable for scrapbooking, and we were pleased to tell you they were.
We’ve been doing a bit for digging around since then, to find out anything else we could, and we’re really pleased to be able to tell you - direct from our paper mill - that the paper for MiniCards and NoteCards is both acid and lignin-free!
Now, if you’re new to scrapbooking and wondering what on earth I’m talking about - this page here might help. It explains acid and lignin and the problems they can cause to your work over time.
If you’re not a scrapbooker, have a read anyway. You never know when you’ll end up sitting next to a good-looking scrapbooker on a train. At times like that, information like this can be invaluable. (It also helps if you’re buying a scrapbooker a gift).
Over n’ out,
Denise
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That’s great news, Denise. My wife has already been scrapbooking with Moo cards :-)
Yay!! Thank you so much for this info! I can’t wait to start using moo for scrapbooking!
Ah so thats why I never get lucky with Scrap bookers! Thanks for the heads up! ;)
@Nice Paul - wow! That page is amazing - infact, I’ve just looked at some of the other pages too, and your wife’s work is really beautiful. Please pass on my compliments :)
@Thomas - we like to help with all aspects of life, where we can - not just printy stuff! :D
This is fab news! I have some Moo cards of my cousins kids I was hoping to put on a Layout for something a little more interesting and now I can without worrying it won’t last when they grow up :)
Good to know!
BTW, “Over and Out” is a contradictory of “Over”, which means ‘finished, waiting for reply’ and “Out” which means, ‘finished, others can talk’. This is in radio etiquette. So bottom line, use “Out” only!
@Ben - hmm… maybe I should’ve said ‘Over’ - others have talked :) Thanks for the heads up though!
This comment isn’t particularly about scrapbooking - although I have seen some wonderful scrapbooking examples using moos around the place - I just wanted to take the opportunity to say ‘thank you’ to the Moo team.
I recently had an idea for a set of moo mini-cards and I figured I’d give it a try and see how it worked out, and I must say that I am thrilled with the results. These cards, which I made as a (future) teaching resource, look fantastic. So, thank you!
@Stefanie - thank you! We’re really glad they’ve turned out so well :)
Bonjour!
I’m a french artist.
How are you?
PROLIX
{ThE fReNcH tOuCh}
http://prolix.typepad.fr
I’m an scrapbooker who have just discovered this site in a AEzine (Ali Edwards ezine) and love it!! And you work acid free! Just great!!
Thanks :-)