I use the Evernote App (from evernote.com) to organize my crafting products. I have a note for every current product from Stampin’ Up! with an image, item number, prices for all the markets, description, and tags so you can search by categories like Stamps, Dies, Embellishments, Designer Series Paper, French – Français or German – Deutsch translations, Birthday, Thanks, Baby, Labels & Tags, Animals, and much more.
I share my notebooks for a small annual fee. You will need the Evernote App. With the free Evernote app, you can view my notebooks and search for all the categories. With the paid Personal Level of the Evernote app you can create a notebook for yourself and copy my notes for the products you own. Once you have copied the note, you can make all the changes you want.
- Search your own products for just about any category
- Helps you keep from buying duplicates
- Plan projects
- Keep track of projects you’ve made with a product
- Keep track of who you sent projects with that product.
- Remind yourself where you stored a product.
Evernote works on Macs, PCs, iPads and other tablets, Android and Apple phones, and there’s an online version. I do recommend using a computer to make copies of my notes, but you can view and search with all the devices.
How to Share My Notebook
Contribute $15 (US dollars) and get the notebook for one year. This is not per catalog year, but one year from when you subscribe. Once I send the invitations (manually, so it won’t be instantaneous) you’ll find my notebooks listed on your computer under “Share with Me.” Click the title of the notebook, then give Evernote plenty of time to synchronize. If you have any questions please email me.
Please enter the email address you use (or plan to use) to log into your Evernote account.
I have a video on how to connect with my notebook here.
We share the same notebook. When I change the shared notebook on my computer, the changes synchronize to my account on Evernote’s computers, then synchronize to your account, and then to your computer. I only give access to View my notebook. If you could edit the notes, you would be editing our shared notebook. That just doesn’t work with so many people sharing it. You cannot make changes to the shared notebook. You can’t add to it, but you also can’t mess up my notebook. I encourage you to create a notebook of your own and copy my notes into your notebook. You will be able to change your own notes all you want.
I create these notes myself and I make errors. I do my best to keep the Current Products notebook current. I usually have the new notes added within minutes of when a new catalog goes “live” to customers. I am an Stampin’ Up! demonstrator. I do not work for Stampin’ Up! I have a bit more trouble keeping track of the special offerings. I am very grateful when people email me (bevadams@verizon.net) to let me know of any errors or omissions.
Evernote Tutorial
I have an Evernote Tutorial now here on my website. You can also find it as a note in the Current Products notebook titled Evernote Tutorial.
Evernote Help on Zoom
I am available for any help you may need. Using Zoom allows you to see my computer screen and I can see your screen if you’d like. I offer three types of Zoom meetings: Evernote Newbies, Evernote Chat, and Evernote Help! Click here http://bevadams.stampinup.net/ and go to Events to see my calendar.
Having trouble with the app not working right? Click here.
Videos
- How to Connect with my notebook
- Introduction to Evernote This video was updated June of 2022.
- Searching in Evernote This was recorded on an older version of Evernote on a Windows computer. It should work for the Legacy version.
- Searching in Evernote in the new Evernote 10.whatever version
- How to Create a New Note