July 5, 2002, Newsletter Issue #98: What on Earth does that mean?
Tip of the Week
Here is a paper type that you would not use in your scrapbook:
GROUNDWOOD PAPERS
These are papers made with timber pulp and characterised by high lignin content, density, and high-speed printability. The pulp has relatively short fibres and the paper has a limited life.
Here are two types that you could use:
ALPHA CELLULOSE
The strongest and most stable of all plant fibres. Because of this stability it is used in permanent paper.
RAG BOARD/RAG PAPER
Board or paper made from material other than wood, such as cotton, which is naturally lignin free, stable and durable.
Finally, here is a paper type that may or may not be suitable. Make sure you make your purchase from a reputable scrapbooking retailer--
JAPANESE PAPERS:
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