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		<title>Scrapbooking with Chipboard</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Scrapbooking with Chipboard What exactly is chipboard? Chipboard is a cardboard-like material. It is thinner than most cardboard and thicker than cardstock. Not all chipboard is acid-free and thus safe for scrapbooks. Check the packaging and/or test with a ph testing pen. Chipboard sold for the purpose of scrapbooking embellishments are more than likely acid-free. [...]]]></description>
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