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Originally Posted by jacinda
I think the Print Packs are aimed at a whole new market. Like at people who don't do digital scrapbooking, but still want to use the products. For these people who don't have photoshop, the print packs are great. They can paper scrapbook with the digital products, know what I mean? The papers are also smaller so they don't take so much printer ink. While the print packs are certainly useful for the regular digi scrapper if they want to use them, we are more likely to use a full kit. The packs are aimed at bringing in a new area of the market that has previously been untapped. Does that make sense? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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All this makes sense now. The video--gotcha! I am not interested in getting a cutter. I live vicariously through my friends making their shirts and whatnot from their cutters. But to me, that's just one more thing to move when my husband gets orders!
I also understand the travel notebooks. I thought it was for app scrapping. I had no idea what it was. Funny thing, I follow Traci, but I've never seen those posts before!
I think for me, sticking to digiscrapping is best.
Maybe when my husband gets out we retire somewhere that doesn't involve moving every few years I'll give the Easy Prints a try. But for now, you are right--it's aimed at different types of people and I'm not one of them--yet!
