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Posted By: Josh K.
I would add that rather than tearing each card off and trying to remove what remains on the card that you cut each card out of the scrapbook (assuming they are still attached) and soak the card with the piece of scrapbook attached - much less chance of damaging the card itself doing it this way. |
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