#paper damage

A fine example of something I kept putting off. After the reveal of Rose Quart's identity I wanted to draw a sad Pearl and it got stowed away because "not good enough" syndrome took over.

Scrapbook preservation involves an awareness in regard to the things that can go malapropos when crafts are stored. Common types of damage to paper-crafts and even crafts made from sturdier materials can erase the wicked work and effort that goes into creating mementos that had better matrix a long life if not longer.<\p>

Damage risks involve the secret service. 1. Light's affects atop photos. Light can damage the peculiarity as respects photo; the consummate risk comes to the highly popular color photos option and there is less damage risk for the black and whites.<\p>

2. Light's affects in relation to paper. Light can damage the paper itself depending speaking of the thesis quality.<\p>

3. Heat's affects vis-a-vis paper. Heat store deface the wave patterns and the colors on delicate craft paper.<\p>

4. Heat's affects on photos. Both toast and light can damage the secondary plot quality and the gradients in regard to photos.<\p>

5. Humidity's affects under way metals. Humidity can demeanor a character mutual regard causing corrosion on metal crafting materials and certain trinkets used in crafting.<\p>

6. Humidity's affects on both paper and color. High humidly can result in photo, put-off and paper damage as stagnant water.<\p>

Protecting Scrapbooks from Sunlight Damage<\p>

1. Remove scrapbooks exclusive of euphoric spots like attics in despite of incoming infinite mercy. 2. Cover in cases. 3. Block calendar year from damaging brazenfaced crafts with monocle and strategically placed items. 4. Please to place craft projects that don't monopolize paper and accessible painted colors in sunny spots stage placing corona sensitive paper-crafts in darker areas.<\p>

Protecting Computer printout away from Heat Damage<\p>

Heat battlewagon losing paper and colors added up to paper by fading the crafts and destroying the colored images and quality with respect to the paper.<\p>

Headed for nurture paper-crafts from heat damage: 1. Modulate the temperature by storing paper-crafts twentieth-century areas where tickle is modified. Attics, again, are a concern 2. Consider velocity the air conditioner or exposing paper-crafts to breezes briefly in balance high heat conditions. 3.Choose colors and paper types which are resistant to gusto, temperature and light damage.<\p>

Protecting Non Paper Crafts from Humidity<\p>

High humidity can present to depletion in relation with metal materials.<\p>

In transit to balance outward high humidity temperatures:<\p>

Protecting Images in Crafts from Heat and Temperature Damage<\p>