List 1: What we did have for scrapbooking

As I told you, I started doing a research at home on all the scrapbooking materials we potentially had. Having no deep knowledge on what could be used I just tried to use my imagination and the thin information I had gathered so far, by the beginning of September.

Here is approximately what we had:

1. A laminator machine, both for hot and cold laminating, for up to A3 sized papers (no idea if this machine is for any use in the craft, but listed it anyhow)

2. Loads of pouches for the laminator, various sizes from business card to A3.

3. 1 pack (1kg?) photo printer paper. No info whether acid free or not, but it should be ok for photos, so...?

4. 1 pack (=100) of printable transparencies No idea if acid free?

5. Various packs of different sizes of 'official' Epson photo paper, glossy. I guess this shouls be acid free.

6. Different ribbons.

7. Different buttons

8. A multi-task printer from Epson. Can be used for quality photoprinting, photocopying and scanning.

9. Ink for the previous gadget. No idea if acid free or not.

10. Different kinds of paper paged photo albums. No idea if acid free.

11. Lots of empty glass jam jars with their lids -> good for storing this and that?

12. Lots and lots of nice fabrics to use for various tasks - to cut empellishments out of them, to use as backgrounds etc. etc?

13. A lot of Scotch Magic Tape. Though no idea if it can be used for scrapbooking?

14. Different kinds of scissors.

15. Various threads, thick and thin, lots and lots of colours. Mainly cotton, but also acrylic etc.

16. Different kinds of tiny glass beads.

17. Old lace.

18. A Nikon digital camera.

19. A MAC laptop

20. High speed internet connection.

21. Artist quality water colors.

22. Caran D'Ache water color pencils.

23. Various brushes.

24. Big pack of acid free markers. A little bit cheaper than Promark but good quality.

25. Various and mainly useless crafty staff - useless because most likely acidic. The only way to use them might be to scan a paper with nice color and then print it onto acid free paper etc, but will not list those items here.

Those were the main things we had. I have most certainly forgotten about many, but never mind. ;)