RainyDay Stamper

Mission Organization

Your Big Shot dies, how do you organize them?  Stampin' Up has beautiful storage boxes for the dies that come in small, medium and large.  I love the large ones, you can use them for either the Bigz SL dies, Bigz L dies or the Original dies.  They hold 10 of the large dies or 20 of the smaller dies.

They come with the plastic inserts to hold the dies

I have two sitting on my rolling Ikea cabinet along with my Big Shot.  Inside

Large dies in the back one and the front one holds the standard size dies and a couple of the larger ones.  Now for the tiny sizzlits, the best box ever

it holds 57 dies ( I have alot of room in this box) and it is so compact 9 x 5 3/8 x 3 1/8 it fits nicely into the drawer

with the cutting pads, spacer platforms and the mover and shapers dies.

Happy  Stamping,

Have you got wheels?

No, not a car, Stampin' Around Wheels!  

 and do you have them piled in a drawer or rolling on the floor everytime you open your cupboard?  Well this is the solution, Stampin' Up's Wheel storage.  Either Standard Wheels or Jumbo you get two storage boxes for $8.50 and you will never be crawling under the bed to retrieve a wheel again.

The jumbo cases hold six wheels and the standard cases hold ten

 and here they are in their drawer

handles, wheel guides and cartridges all in one place.  Now I bet if you knew it would be this easy to find them you just might use them more.  What are you waiting for, click on over and order them! Standard Wheel Storage or Jumbo Wheel Storage

Happy Organizing!

Mission Organization

I love our Baker's Twine but I kept loosing it in my room.  The flat little packages it comes in, seem to slide down the side of things into dust bunny land.  So those three packages were my next problem project.  I  used some empty embellishment containers, empty ribbon reels and now can not only find my baker's twine, but I can unroll it super quick

I used my Scallop Circle punch to punch out three stickers to pop on the tops to cover the embellishment stickers and to identify which one is which quickly.

then using a empty ribbon spool I wound the twine onto the spool, and yes, at 25 yards there is alot of twine in these packages!

I then used my Crop o dile to punch a hole in the side of the container and used a retired eyelet to make a place to thread the twine through 

And now, they live in a drawer, easy to find and easy to use.

Happy Stamping,