Pal's Favorite Supplies and Storage Ideas
Thanks to the Pals for sharing some of their ideas for storage and some
of their favorite supplies.
Previous page and this page are Terri Jo's toys..... Do not hesitate to
EMail her with questions, but I bet her DH Leroy will answer you...... <GGG>
I think he knows how to use more of her toys than she does. LOL
Terri Jo and Leroy
If you have some additional toys that you would like to share with the
pals and do not have web space, just send them to me and we'll add another
page for you. : )
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Genesis Cutter - This is on my Must Have List. The
light below the cutter allows for precise cutting. The blades last forever,
and it increases the speed and accuracy that you can cut many items. It
even cuts thru the thin magnets without any problem.
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This is the coil binder for making small booklets
or larger booklets, calendars and anything you want to put together as
a booklet. I use scraps of papers and put little tablets together for
the kids to play with when they come over. I personally, still prefer
my regular binder over this one, but it is fun to play with.
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( From Terri Jo ) The Japanese book drill is pretty
cool too - you can do 6 different size holes with that little baby - and
- it is like a mini hand drill. It is really neat - I use it mostly for
making the hanging hole in calendars, etc - but - have also used it to
make holes in inviations, etc to put ribbon through.
Because it is different than a paper punch (no handle like a regular punch)
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you can basically put a hole anywhere - even the middle of a piece of
paper if you want!
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This is the kind of binder I have. You can use the
plastic combs which are very reasonable to purchase and you can use the
wire combs. I don't know how to use the wire combs yet, but Darlene is
going to show me how. LOL
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This product is fun, and an inexpensive way to get
into laminating, but I find that I do not use it very much. It would not
be on my "Must' have list. You can buy different types of laminate
for it though and many of the pals make a lot of use out of it. A big
advantage is that it does not require electricity and it is safe for the
kids to use. I have the small one and use it to put adhesive on printed
items for layering cards. I also use it on package labels.
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Terri Jo's Ibico Laminator. I have the Big Mouth
one now and am very pleased with it. I did have the ibico one, and it
served me well. I do prefer this type of laminating over the Xyron one,
but it is personal preference.
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Terri Jo's Acer Scanner. I have
an OLD die hard HP Scan Jet 4P. I'll be in the market for a new one very
soon. I am looking for one that will scan legal size documents w/o using
a page feeder. If you ever spot one, please let me know. I do consider
a laminator one of the "MUST" have items. : ) |
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Alps Printer - I hear these are wonderful and the
quality of prints I've seen from them are beautiful.
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Epson 980 - Although this is not a photo printer,
I sure am happy with the quality of prints I get from this model. It is
a discontinued model, but every once in a while you can find one on EBay.
It is very fast.
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Digital Cameras..... What can I say? They are a must
have, even if you start out with an inexpensive model. You will be so
thrilled, you will probably want to immediately upgrade, so go with the
best that you can that your budget will allow. Always ask the pals because
they always know where the best prices are.
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The Sizzix dye cut machine. This rage came out as
I was going into my "no buy" mode, so I did not get caught up
in the frenzy of these, but the Pals are sure having a good time with
them.
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Epson Photo 1280 - I've heard great things about
this one, but I don't know where to fit a fifth printer here. : )
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The light touch (corner rounder) is a wonder if you
are doing a lot of corner rounding in invitations, etc - you can go through
a small phone book all at once to do a rounded corner (without even trying!)
- it is an amazing little toy.
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