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I am about 13 LO's done on my first scrapbook. however I have a question!
In page protectors, do you put 2 pages in back to back, or just one in each? I have been putting two back-to-back but I am just wondering what others do?
There's a poll if you don't want to go into loads of detail!
Thanks!
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Last edited by LancasterLurker; 03-04-2011 at 05:41 AM..
Reason: Added poll.
It depends on the type of album. If it's a CM album, I only use one protector to a page because you scrap on both front and back. But if I'm using a top-loading album I put two pages (back to back) in each protector. That's rather confusing. Sorry.
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It depends on the type of album. If it's a CM album, I only use one protector to a page because you scrap on both front and back. But if I'm using a top-loading album I put two pages (back to back) in each protector. That's rather confusing. Sorry.
Exactly what she said......Same here
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I also load them back-to-back so that they display as two-page spreads.
As far as "squeezing" them in, not all page protectors are made alike. Some are wider, and those are the ones I use. The last album I picked up had a note that said to trim 12" pages to fit. Um, no. I replaced those with a pack of refill pages from K & Co. that were wide enough to accommodate the full layouts without trimming.
I use We R Memory Keepers albums and page protectors. They are the best quality I have found and there is plenty of room for two layouts back to back which is how I always put them.
Good question. I do a little bit of both. But lately I have found that two different pages works best for me. That way if I need to move a page around in the book, it works well.
Probably a stupid question...
