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oh, how I love them to stamp with,oh how I don't like them to store. You know what I am talking about, let's try on their side
Ok can't read the names so have to catalogue them, this year I did it by page number in the catalogue so much easier than having a spreadsheet. When I bought a new set, make a sticker with the page number and into the cupboard it went. Now all the cases were different sizes so the little ones seemed to get lost, pushed back a bit far on the shelf.
Stack them, also painful,and your clear mount stamps, well they are just in another place. But this year, Stampin' Up has changed their cases. Oh, I am so happy (and my cupboard so neat!) The new wood mount cases are the same height as our clear mount cases just a little wider. When you buy your wood mount stamps they now come in the new cases which you can house right new to your clear mount stamps. But what about all your old sets, the still current ones and the ones you love that you just can't bear to part with? You can buy empty cases and make your own covers!
Just look how clean it looks. The names of the sets are on the spine and I just file them alphabetically. So easy to find and put away
So easy to choose which set you want to stamp with.
The cases are really not expensive and I am not the most computer savvy person and the covers were easy. I used My Digital Studio, downloaded the file from Stampin' Up and used my website to save the images to my computer and then added them as a picture to the pages. For my old stamps, I will just make up the covers with no pictures and stamp the images on them.
Full size cases 127551 $8.95 for 4
Half size cases 127552 $127552 for 4
So far I have only made the full size cases, have another order on its way with some.
Want to clean up your stamp shelf? Here are the PDFs for the cases Full size case or Half size case. And you just don't have to use these cases for your stamps, you can store your reinkers, your markers, Candy dots, make a gift putting cards and envelopes and stamps in one.
Have lots of buttons, brads, trinkets all shoved in a drawer so that when you want one, you have to think twice about really needing it? Well, Stampin' Up has the solution for you- it is cour Stack & Store Caddy
This fabulous twirling container rack uses such a small amount of desk space, mine gets a 7" square and it has lots of room to twirl. It holds 24 embellishment containers so that you can see exactly where you have those black brads. Now it is lovely for all those Stampin' Up! accessories that come in these little containers but what about the products you have from before you discovered Stampin' Up!-no worries, Stampin' Up! sells the empty containers for just $5.50 for 6 of them. Imagine a empty drawer and embellishments you can find-no longer a dream, it is a reality.
they come in a heavy plastic case and are attached to a cardboard sheet with a strip of tape. Yes, it works but I think that in time the tape will lose its stickiness and the pieces will shift about and perhaps get damaged. So now my framelits look like this
No tape but our fabulous Magnet sheets covered with some retired Crushed Curry DSP. The dies are placed on the magnet sheet cutting side up so that they are easy to remove. So are SU magnet sheets better than other brands? Yes, I had a roll of magnet sheet from before Stampin' Up! came out with their sheets and the power of the magnet is extremely different.
are gorgeous. We have 16 packs in our main catalogue plus three packs in the Mini and one pack in the Sale-a-bration catty and you get about 12 sheets in each pack-man that's alot of paper. How do you keep yours? Well, I used to keep it in a stack, could never find the one I wanted and later after they had retired, I would often find a brand new pack. Well no more, in my 2012 Mission Organization, my DSP is at the top of the list to get sorted.
Even at a glance it looks neat!
Up close, you can see I used our 12 x 12 Dividers (105528) to seperate the paper packs using my Ptouch label maker to type out the pack names.
So easy to pull out a pack and put it away! I will always be able to find my Adhesive sheets, window sheets and glimmer sheets too.
and somebody (ok, it's me) is the luckiest girl ever!
I have a fabulous neighbour, just look what he made me.
60 slots to hold all of our 11 x 8 1/2 papers with one slot left over for ??-gee I am sure I will find something! (yes, we have 40 regular colours, 10 In Colours, and 9 specialty papers-shimmery white, glossy white etc) Now I used to store all my papers in a filing cabinet with hanging folders and it was ok, but this is fabulous. I can see all the colors, they store absolutely flat and I will know what I need to order at anytime. Now with this being so fabulous, and me being so lucky, do you think Santa will be bringing my Mercedes??? Ha, Ha
Have you purchased any of Stampin' Up's buttons or brads. Most of them come in these lovely little round Stack and Store containers
keeping all the buttons or brads together in one place. Well, what do you do when you have lots of these little containers-I know I am not the only one who has alot of them. Popping them in a drawer is OK but finding the one container you are looking for-not always easy. Put them on a shelf-ok if it is a narrow shelf but how many bookshelfs have like a 2" shelf? The best way to store these containers- Stack adn Store Caddy.
The caddy holds 24 containers, spins and allows removal of a container with one hand! Don't have enough containers-Stampin' Up! sells just the containers (in case you have non SU embellishments)
