FREE: Creative Memories lot of 3 Scrapbook items circa 1999

The listing, Creative Memories lot of 3 Scrapbook items circa 1999 has ended.

10-day auction for max people to bid, since the corner rounder is heavy costing me shipping which is free for the winner.

The tree was exclusively available to Creative Memories consultants and was never able for sale by customers, only given as a gift by your consultant. It's a stencil to trace onto a CM scrapbook page with a CM's fine tip colored acid-free pen. The lines can be lightly drawn in with a regular pencil so you can write straight, then erase the pencil lines leaving only your straight writing.

The pencil is one of Creative Memories older acid-free & lignon-free blue soft-tipped pencil designed to write gently on the backs of photos. Unlike using ballpoint pens that over time will bleed through to the front, and leave a raised imprint on the photo side of exactly what you wrote on the back in the opposite direction. The blue photo pencil can be sharpened and used all the way down to the opposite end, and comes with it's own cap to prevent accidental marking in places where it is stored or left.

Lastly, is the ORIGINAL Creative Memories photo corner rounder. You put a squared or rectangle photo in the front slit, and press down the top button like you would a single hole punch. It creates the same size and precise rounded corners on all 4 sides. If you plan on putting a nice photo on a scrapbook page and don't want to use a photo sleeve or photo corners, this is the tool you would use. It also comes in it's own clear acrylic box. The reason they stopped making this original version is because the new and larger corner rounder is physically much easier to press (takes much less force) as well as it now has a plastic bottom that catches those clipped corners as they come off. I personally really like this older version because if you have those "old school developed" photos that come from the 35mm or APS cameras you drop off to be developed, you can put it in upside down and see where will be cut before actually pressing it to cut.