 Okay.  Are you familiar with those bags of shredded paper that you can buy for gift baskets?  They're sometimes called "fun shreds" or "tissue shreds", etc.  I really, really, really hope you aren't buying them when you can make your own!  Use whatever you have lying around:  construction paper, tissue paper, computer paper, wrapping paper, card stock.  Whatever is cheap and handy.  Put a clean bag in your paper shredder, run the paper through, crumple the shreds, and voilĂ !  Your very own shreds for gift baskets.  Tip 1: Using stiffer paper like cardstock will allow you to position items in your gift basket with ease if you have heavy items.  Tip 2: Store a clean bag in underneath the full bag in the paper shredder for quick use.  Tip 3:  Don't have a paper shredder?  Staples has them free after rebate this week.  If you can find them.  Cheap shreds- works for me!
 Okay.  Are you familiar with those bags of shredded paper that you can buy for gift baskets?  They're sometimes called "fun shreds" or "tissue shreds", etc.  I really, really, really hope you aren't buying them when you can make your own!  Use whatever you have lying around:  construction paper, tissue paper, computer paper, wrapping paper, card stock.  Whatever is cheap and handy.  Put a clean bag in your paper shredder, run the paper through, crumple the shreds, and voilĂ !  Your very own shreds for gift baskets.  Tip 1: Using stiffer paper like cardstock will allow you to position items in your gift basket with ease if you have heavy items.  Tip 2: Store a clean bag in underneath the full bag in the paper shredder for quick use.  Tip 3:  Don't have a paper shredder?  Staples has them free after rebate this week.  If you can find them.  Cheap shreds- works for me!    Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Works for Me Wednesday: Thrifty Fun Shreds!
 Okay.  Are you familiar with those bags of shredded paper that you can buy for gift baskets?  They're sometimes called "fun shreds" or "tissue shreds", etc.  I really, really, really hope you aren't buying them when you can make your own!  Use whatever you have lying around:  construction paper, tissue paper, computer paper, wrapping paper, card stock.  Whatever is cheap and handy.  Put a clean bag in your paper shredder, run the paper through, crumple the shreds, and voilĂ !  Your very own shreds for gift baskets.  Tip 1: Using stiffer paper like cardstock will allow you to position items in your gift basket with ease if you have heavy items.  Tip 2: Store a clean bag in underneath the full bag in the paper shredder for quick use.  Tip 3:  Don't have a paper shredder?  Staples has them free after rebate this week.  If you can find them.  Cheap shreds- works for me!
 Okay.  Are you familiar with those bags of shredded paper that you can buy for gift baskets?  They're sometimes called "fun shreds" or "tissue shreds", etc.  I really, really, really hope you aren't buying them when you can make your own!  Use whatever you have lying around:  construction paper, tissue paper, computer paper, wrapping paper, card stock.  Whatever is cheap and handy.  Put a clean bag in your paper shredder, run the paper through, crumple the shreds, and voilĂ !  Your very own shreds for gift baskets.  Tip 1: Using stiffer paper like cardstock will allow you to position items in your gift basket with ease if you have heavy items.  Tip 2: Store a clean bag in underneath the full bag in the paper shredder for quick use.  Tip 3:  Don't have a paper shredder?  Staples has them free after rebate this week.  If you can find them.  Cheap shreds- works for me!    
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Howdy Little 'un,
Do you want me to save the cardstock that I, um, mess up on here at work? It won't be that much, as you know I rarely mess up, haha.... But if you want it, I'll make a little stack.
Auntie T
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