Bev Adams, Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
More Organization – More Time for Crafting
You’ll find case inserts for supplies as well as some of the older stamp sets. Tip: I’ve found some sets just barely fit into the case. It can be quite a challenging puzzle to get them back in. If you buy a new wood-mount set and the blocks totally fill the case, take a …
The sets in the catalog come in clear cases now, but the ones offered on flyers still come in cellophane bags. (Do you lose these under your paper like I do?) Storing Tips: I understand it’s best to keep photopolymer stamps out of the sunlight. I keep a bit of light out with a …
Here are some case inserts for you to store all kinds of products on your shelves. I have decided to convert all my cases for dies, stamps, embellishments, and more to the new Stamp & Die Organizers. But maybe you prefer the Standard Stamp Cases. Or maybe you’ve even still got the wide wood mount …
12″ x 12″ Pockets: I story my Designer Series Paper in these large heavy-duty bags. I had such trouble buying anything I liked, so I finally bought cases of heavy duty bags for 12″ x 12″ and 6″ x 6″ paper. I offer them for sale. The bags I sell are a bit long, so …
Product Labels Ever forget the name for a tool? Want to find it quick in the catalog? I put a little address label on all my products, especially punches and embossing folders that do not have the names printed on them. I make them for my tools, ribbons, stamp pads, and more. Print them on …
Stamp Set Paper Inserts These little slips of paper have all the information I need to find what catalog the set is from, what page it’s on, the price, and how many stamps are in the set. Print them on regular copy paper and slip in between the label and the clear outside layer. More …