Scrap Question of the Day - 01/26/2024

[tammyfolk]

Are you still a fan of naked chipboard pieces? Or have you ever been? Do you still have some in your stash? How do you keep it organized?

[Jan Mosier]

Not a big fan of the naked chipboard. I usually cover it with pattern paper or paint it. I do still have some frames I think in my stash as well as a chipboard album, I think....it's been so long since I used it. As far as organization goes, they're mixed in with all of my other embellishments......I really need a better system, instead of just tossed in haphazardly.

[Tracy F]

I was never a fan of them either. I still have some somewhere in my stash.

[phillisw]

Not a big fan of the naked chipboard. I usually cover it with pattern paper or paint it. I do still have some frames I think in my stash as well as a chipboard album, I think....it's been so long since I used it. As far as organization goes, they're mixed in with all of my other embellishments......I really need a better system, instead of just tossed in haphazardly.

I still have some. I use them once in a while. Usually just raw. I have painted them before. I never thought about covering them with paper. Hmmmm I will have to try that

[Tamara]

The less work I have to do makes for a happy scrapper! I don't like them much. The manufactures printed chip board is much more fun to use. I have them in a shoebox labeled chipboard and the rest are in a cupboard on the other side of my desk.

[Lolis]

I have my chipboard in a drawer, unless it is with a kit. In that case it stays in the kit. I have very few naked pieces. I like to tear off layers of the chipboard to make it less bulky.

[sdwhru]

I have some of the flourishes and some alphabet in a box and I usually paint or use my greasy rub ons on them