Paperclipping Roundtable #32: God Bless Ikea

How do you approach scrapbooking family stories that are long, and that might require input from other people?

We’ve got all this and more as Ali Edwards and Dedra Long join us on this installment of the Paperclipping Roundtable!

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The Panel

• Ali Edwards
• Dedra Long
• Nancy Nally
• Noell Hyman
• Izzy Hyman

Picks of the Week

• Panorama Brad Value Pack
  
• Geocaching
• Parisian Anthology collection from Pink Paislee and the House of 3
• Jillibean Soup Alphabeans
• Tim Holtz Muse Tokens

In case you are curious…when I said my office was half Ikea, I wasn’t kidding! Here’s the pieces that we have in Mike’s and my new joint office (instead of an office/scraproom I now have a guestroom/scraproom, and we have a joint office since we are working together full-time now):

• Kroby Floor and Table lamps (one by the reading chair and one on my desk)
• Kassett CD and DVD boxes (for storing software & stuff on bookshelves) – I want to get the matching magazine holders too.
• Supply Cupboard: made from Besta shelving unit with 2 Besta Vara Doors, 3 sets adjustable legs and 1 pair of Svep Knobs (unit is actually intended to be a TV stand but is perfect height to fit under our window)
• Tullsta arm chair (for guests, reading, etc)
• Mike’s Desk: Vika Amon (top) with Vika Annefors (left side legs) and 3 Vika Curry legs.

I’d post pictures but Mike has half the room torn apart restringing some cables for his computers! Whoops!