Legendary - Paige Evans Scrapbooking Collection | Reveal and Giveaway

Having 2 teen boys I love this line!!! My favorite line on this line is Epic Content

Super versatile designs and love the colors!

I love the cool kids read books!!! As a former book fair coordinator I love seeing kids read!!!

I am most excited to see the new 6×8 paper pack! YIPPEE!! I had to restrain myself from doing cartwheels when I just saw that item included on the list! Seriously, I am so, so, soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo excited to see new 6×8 paper from your team.

So now I have to wrap my head around this new direction and implement a change in my own buying behavior. I think it will end up being a win, but I am that customer who overthinks everything.

For me, the availability of a 6×8 paper pack takes most of the sting out of the announcement that there will be no more single sheet sales. Up until now, I have mostly been buying multiple single sheets of your 12×12″ paper.

I get how this will greatly simplify operations on your end, and I hope it ends up being a positive business decision for your company. I had a career in manufacturing, and I also worked retail, too. It’s a massive amount of work to keep track of all those individual skus.

That said, as a buyer who’s been spoiled by the availability of single sheets, it’s a bummer to lose that option. In the past, I’ve been known to buy a dozen of the same 12×12 paper design from your company when it’s a design that really works for a project I’m working on. But there is no way I’m buying a dozen of the same paper pack because that means I’m going to end up with a bunch of extra not-necessarily-needed papers. Sorry — that’s not happening.

I’m hopeful that this change will work out just fine, though, because most of the time, I feel compelled to buy multiples of the same design because that one design lent itself well to getting chopped up into pieces (2 6×8s and 2 4×6es). So the availability of 6×8 packs will greatly reduce my need to seek out “choppable” designs. Hopefully it’ll end up being a net win. We shall see how it goes.

re “what your favorite phrase from it is” — I like the pieces that say “chasing goals” and “daily highlights”. In my book, this collection is really fantastic, overall. The only thing I really didn’t care for is the “work hard and be nice” sentiment — I do work hard, but even if I didn’t, I don’t need my stickers to boss me around. And I don’t have any sons, so maybe I am not the target market for this collection, but if I had sons, I don’t think I’d personally want to preach at them using stickers, either (but no judgment from me if there are moms out there who feel the need to deliver sticker sermons to their kids, LOL.