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Start getting excited, croppers!

Here's a list of who will be teaching what classes during our crop and what you will need Most everything will be things you already probably have on hand or can easily get. Of course, substitutions are totally fine if you don't have or can't find something.

Material Girl: Fabric Flower Class
Taught by Deb
Supplies: Fabric scraps (approx. 6x6" in size), mod podge (or some other glue type adhesive), light or medium weight cardstock, spray adhesive, tweezers or quilling tool, scissors, buttons, foam brush or sponge for mod podge

Signed, Sealed & Delivered: Envelope Mini Album
Taught by Danielle P.
Supplies: invitation sized envelopes (5-6), cardstock, patterned paper, coordinating embellishments, coordinating ribbon, red liner tape (or other strong adhesive), ink (if desired)

Mist, Spritz, Splat: Misting Class
Taught by Alissa
Supplies: Any mists you might own, like Maya Mist, Glimmer Mist, Smooch, Perfect Pearls Mist, etc; pre-made die cuts or die cut machine; embossing powder, embossing ink pad and heat tool; stickers; coordinating patterned papers and cardstock.

Our full classes, complete with photos and instructions, will be posted on the day our crop starts (Friday, May 13). You will then be able to do the classes at your own leisure, whenever you have time - a whole week, in fact! Finished class projects aren't "due" to be eligible for prize drawings until Saturday, May 21st at Midnight EST.

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OH wow--these sound amazing!!!!

Spray adhesive? Would a different adhesive work?

What is red liner tape? Like Painters tape or would electrical tape work--have that in several colors...

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Kim~Southeastern CT~ Scrapping since 2008 (scrappy shopping even longer!)

I will let Deb answer the question about the spray adhesive since I'm not sure!

But I can answer the ? about red liner tape. It's a VERY strong, double-sided adhesive. So no, painter's tape or something like that wouldn't work. Here's what Danielle is talking about:



You could also use Terrifically Tacky Tape, Score-Tape, or any other dry, double-sided adhesive that is super duper strong

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I agree! Thanks Alissa!

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Danielle P. ~ Marietta, GA ~ scrapping since 1998

Kim, the spray adhesive is really not totally necessary. It just sort of holds things together temporarily while you are doing the project. I didn't actually try it, but I think hairspray might actually work for what I am doing with it. Don't worry about getting spray adhesive if you don't have any. I think you will still be able to get the same results without it.

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Deb - Southern Indiana - Scrapping since 2003



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Thanks for the heads up, need to get a few things!

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Kelly - Buffalo, NY - scrapping since 2009

Since it is with fabric---could I pin it or baste it until it is complete?

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Kim~Southeastern CT~ Scrapping since 2008 (scrappy shopping even longer!)

You could pin it, but I don't think it will be necessary. If it starts to unwind too much, sticking a pin through it would probably work until the glue dries.

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Deb - Southern Indiana - Scrapping since 2003



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I sure wish I hadn't dropped my heat gun and killed it!!!

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Jenny

Mommy to Harrison, Nevan, and Pierson

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