Packing for scrapping on vacation

[LindaBabe]

I'm flying to Florida for three weeks in January. Thinking I won't want to go to the parks all day, every day, so what better spare time to do some scrapping. I could ship a box in advance. But, what should I put in it? (I know my Cricut can't go!)

 

[123SA]

Can you prep some pages? Put everything you need for a page in a 12x12 folder thing and just do the assembly? So you would need to bring scrissors, cutter, adhesive, pen for journaling.

Or bring a big stack of photos to sort through, crop and make sketches of layouts. This would let you get something done with having to pack a lot of supplies.

Another idea -- do you make cards? I make my kids bday invitations and thank you cards. I like to bring these to work on when I travel -- since you are making lots of one project, a small amount of supplies but a big job completed in the end.

 

[rlovew]

I wouls ship down kits and some of your must have supplies (things you put on every page).

Rebecca

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

Obviously all of your basic supplies, try to kit some pages with pics, embellies, paper etc. And don't forget plenty of adhesive!

And I always take some extra cardstock, just in case. Also if you are going to have a car, get some directions to and from your resort and some LSS's near by.

ANd I agree with 123SA grab some photos that need to be sorted.

 

[LindaBabe]

besides MouseMemories, there are several scrapstores, two in the same direction - Piktails in the Hunters Run shopping center on the John Young, and Scrappy Boutique in the Terrace at the Florida mall (cor JohnYoung and Sand Lake.) That's one reason I'm trying to decide what to take - I'd like to go to a crop night at one of the stores.