From Discarded to Regarded - Lets Make a Lapbook - pt 12

Its the last lap...book...segment. 😄 ...a blizzard and some ice dyeing!
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My ultimate favorite paper trimmer:
Hammermill Paper (what I like to print my ephemera on):
My favorite parchment paper:
PVA glue of choice:
My inkjet printer:
My laser printer:
Unbleached deli papers:
UHU glue sticks:

Avery Clear Shipping Label paper:
pack of 25:
Avery plain white shipping label paper:
pack of 25:
pack of 100:
Avery Kraft Shipping label paper:
(these are 2 labels per 8.5"x11" sheet, but I still like them for some things)
Honest to Goodness Avery Matte Sticker Paper:

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