[mamaS]

Hi Mintycat,

PaperArt is in Central, along the tram road, from across the world wide - bonjour, go straight to wing on area, look along the sign on your left side, there is a big sign paper art on 2nd floor, i'm not so sure, but you won't pass by Li Yuen street. Hope somebody can give you the address.

1. Sand paper maybe at hardware. No help as i have a small pieces here that i can't remember where i got it.

2. Any scissor will do, i cut pictures using a paper cutter/trimmer from EK.

3. I have it printed in a shop. If not, at home using photopaper.

Prints is expensive, better go to spotlight.

[fee]

http://www.hkpaperart.com/

Fantastic range of rubber stamps. HeroArts, Penny Black etc. Often have 20% off stamps and accessories.

[m2cw2mhk]

How funny that I just found this thread, I just came to post about albums. Are there any stores here with interesting, unique album covers? I am getting ready to make a special memory album for a friend before her wedding. So something with unique fabrics or that sort of thing.

Also, I could have sworn that I have seen punches like the kind used for scrapbooking in the Ladies Market in MongKok.

[globetrotter]

Hi I am looking for scrapbook groups and stores.. all the posts that i am seeing about them seem to be a year or 2 old. Are any still around??

[hapimamee]

wow, I'm so glad to see this thread and found some scrapbookers... I'm also into scrapping, specifically into digital scrapping. I started since 2006.

Lately I'm doing some hybrid stuff and I wanted to know where I could get some chipboard albums...

I tried to call Scrappinggals too but no answer either...

[mintycat]

Actually scrappinggals replied to my email and they are in the process of looking for a new space but they still accept online orders from their website. I ordered something and received it pretty quickly.

You can find some chipboard albums in Spotlight and scappinggals website. I also ordered some Maya Road ones from a Singapore scrapbooking website called www.scrappingcove.com.

As for unique albums, you can find Asian themed ones at Papyrus, made with pretty Asian fabric. I can't remember the name of the company that make them, they offer book arts course in LKF. The lady is called Louise Garnault but her company name escapes me right now.