Do you ever?

[bskts4bj]

Scrap on both sides of the same piece of 12x12 if you're not puncturing the paper? I'd just think that doing so would "thin out" the thickness of an album . . .

Your thoughts??
Brenda

 

[mybestieismickey]

I have done it before, but I doubt I will ever again. I don't scrap chronologically, so eventually one day, in the far off future those pages will be re organized. Wouldn't work too well if I have two different events or years on the same page.

 

[morgansmom2000]

I do, but only if it's something that comes right after. I tend do do things in order, so it works for me.

 

[PrincessNancy96]

I have before but it was a 4- page LO.. so page 2 & 3 were back to back... but I only did it that one time...

 

[Reddy]

I have before but it was a 4- page LO.. so page 2 & 3 were back to back... but I only did it that one time...

ditto here too -- it was a set of LOs so it worked great

 

[bskts4bj]

Thanks for the feedback -- it will actually work for me because I'm working on a book of memories for our pastor who is moving on . . . . there will be photo pages, but also pages that the congregation can write memories, messages, etc on

Brenda

 

[JohnsonsLoveDisney]

I've done it with double sided paper since I had pics that fit the theme.

 

[PollyannaMom]

I've done it when, like others said, I was sure the pages wouldn't need to be moved later - especially if it was expensive paper or a color I was running short on.

 

[PRCMickey]

I tend to do this most of the time actually. I am a big planner and hate to waste paper. It wasn't until my last book that I used more than one page in a sheet protector (due to the movement of pages as well as I used more patterned paper) and you are right it made the book so much thicker.

 

[LindaBabe]

Yes, but rarely. Only in an album where I know the pages won't be moved - like our Chihuly album, where I add a finite number of two sided pages for each event we attend.