Stamp Case Slips

 

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.

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SAB 25 Stamp Case Slips
JA 25 Stamp Case Slips
11-5-24 Online Exclusives Stamp Case Slips
SD 2024 Stamp Case Slips
24-25 Stamp Case Slips
3-4-24 Online Exclusives Labels and Stamp Case Slips
JA 24 and SAB 24 Stamp Case Slips
11-7-23 Online Exclusives Labels and Stamp Case Slips
SD 23 Stamp Case Slips
9-6-23 Online Exclusive Designer Series Papers
7-6-23 Online Exclusives Stamp Case Slips, Large Labels, and Return Address Labels
2023-2024 Stamp Case Slips
Labels and Stamp Case Slips 3-1-23 Special Release
January-April 2023 and January-February 2023 Sale-a-Bration Stamp Case Slips
Fitting Florets Collection, 11/1/2022
J-A 22 SAB Stamp Case Slips
22-23 Stamp Case Slips
Special Release 11/3/20 Stamp Case Slips
Waves of the Ocean Special Release 3-1-22 All label resources
All Together Collection Special Release 2-1-22 All label resources
J-J 22 & SAB Stamp Case Slips
J-D 21 and SAB A-S 21 Stamp Case Slips
21-22 Stamp Case Slips
3-2-21 Butterfly Brilliance Stamp Case Slip and Large Labels
2-2-21 Hey Chick Stamp Case Slip
JJ 21 and SAB 21 Stamp Case Slips
AD 20 Stamp Case Slips
20-21 Stamp Case Slips
SAB 2nd Release Stamp Case Slips
Jan-June 20 & Sale-a-Bration Stamp Case Slips
11-1-19 Christmas Rose and other product labels from Christmas Time is Here Suite
H 19 Stamp Case Slips
19-20 Stamp Case Slips
19-20 New Customer Stamp Case Slips
O 19 and SAB 19 Stamp Case Slips
November 2018 Stamp Case Slips and Large Label
H 18 Stamp Case Slips
August 2018 Specials
2018-2019 Stamp Case Slips
Sale-a-Bration 2018 2nd Release labels
Occasions 2017 & Sale-a-Bration 2017 Stamp Case Slips
Holiday 2016 Stamp Case Slips
Thoughtful Branches Stamp Case Slip & Beautiful Branches Thinlits Case Insert
2016-2017 Stamp Case Slips
Sale-a-Bration 2016 Add-on
Occasions & Sale-a-Bration 2016 Stamp Case Slips
Holiday 2015 Stamp Case Slips
2015-2016 Stamp Case Slips
Sale-a-Bration 2015 Add-ons
Occasion 2015 and Sale-a-Bration 2015
Holiday 2014 Stamp Case Slips
2014-2015 Stamp Case Slips
Occcasion 2014 & Sale-a-Bration 2014
2013-2014 Stamps

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43 thoughts on “Stamp Case Slips”

  1. Do any of the Stamp Case Slips fit on Avery Labels or do I aways print them on copy paper & cut them out? Thank you! These are great!

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    • I just print the slips on copy paper. They slip under the clear plastic outside. They don’t seem to move around any more than the paper inserts that Stampin’ Up! puts in.

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      • I have a Xyron sticker maker. I’m thinking these labels could be run through that and then stick them right on the case. What do you think?

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        • Sure! But it’s really easy to slip them inside. And I usually change out the slips so I know what page to find the set in a new catalog. It’s easy to switch them out when they have little or no adhesive.

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  2. Thank you so much for doing all this all the time! I so appreciate your efforts & willingness to share with us all! I wouldn’t have the slightest idea how to begin!!! Thank you!!!!

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  3. Hi Bev – can’t begin to tell you how much I appreciate your labels! I’ve used the little supply labels for a while but did not realize the value of the stamp set inserts until recently. My shelves are looking almost like a library and that give me a tiny thrill. I have your inserts from 2012-2013 but nothing earlier. Is that when you started or are there earlier labels? If so, where can I find them.

    Thanks so much for all you do. I am still trying to find out how to use my computer and I am so impressed with your talents.

    gail

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    • I don’t have labels from earlier and I’d have no way to make them. I wish I could help you.

      I truly enjoy using my computer for organization. I’m happy others benefit.

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    • Hi Gail
      Do you still have the PDF’s for 2012-2013, 2013-2014?
      I am just starting to label my cases and have many that are that old.
      I dont get rid of my old stamps so really and looking for someone that has older
      than H14.
      Let me know.
      Thanks
      Eva

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      • Perhaps this was asked earlier or addressed and I missed it. What do the colors on slip cases mean? Is there a reference guide? Love thIs idea!

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        • I try to match the colors on the stamp case slips to the colors in the catalog. If you look on page 1 in the annual catalog, All Occasion is printed in Bumblebee, Love, Thanks & Support in Just Jade, etc. Then on the edge of each page there is a little square of the same color to help you find your way.

          For what it’s worth, I try to color code the case inserts as well, but I basically make up the color coding. I should keep those colors consistent from year to year, but I’m sorry to say I don’t.

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  4. Hi Bev – do you plan on creating labels for the newly introduced SAB items? BTW, I tried to make a few small labels for the punch packs. Was mixing up the stars. I got something close to yours but could barely read it on screen. I, again, am impressed with your talents.

    gail

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    • Gail, here are the labels you wanted. There were just 2 labels so I wasn’t going to bother. But you’re right. Labels are helpful and worth the effort.

      I create all my labels using Mail Merge from an Excel spreadsheet. I’m thinking of asking for help updating it for the new 15-16 catalog. If you or anyone else reading this is interested in contributing, email me. We can divide and conquer!

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    • Thank you! I am working on updating all of my labels and other organizational tools now. If you subscribe (in the box in the upper right corner) I will send an email when I have it all posted.

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      • Once again organizing my stamp sets for the new catalog was breeze. Thanks so much for your effort. I love the way my sets look after I get the labels on. Just wish more of my stamps had carried over.

        Did you know Sheltering Tree was missing from the list?

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        • Thank you so much for catching that Rene!!! I missed more than Sheltering Tree. I missed one stamp set for every page. I have fixed the file so that it contains all the sets (I hope!). I also added a file for you and anyone else who already printed the pages of slips to print just those missing sets.

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          • Thanks for the add on sheet. I only had about 24 sets not retire so it was easy to see that one was missing.

          • You are ahead of me in organizing! I had printed my stamp set slips, but have only put them in my new stamp sets. I needed to print those extras myself, so I thought you as well as others might need them.

  5. Bev – at first I didn’t see the need for the block sizes to be included on the stamp set labels but then noticed the addition of the coordinating punches and framelits. Wow, that is great. So helpful not to have to go looking for the right tool, knowing you have it and not remembering the correct name.
    Your labels just keep getting better. Thank you very much for making them available.

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    • I love having the blocks and coordinating dies on the stamp sets too. I started my labels with the names and page numbers to make it easy for myself. I’m so glad others benefit as well.

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  6. Do you happen to have the “working files” so I can edit them to fit my needs i.e. Color, price, wording? If you do, I would greatly appreciate it! You can email them to me if that’s easiest.

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    • I give my files away for free, but I do try to retain a bit of ownership of them by including my contact information in the pdf files. I do have the Excel spreadsheet available so you could create your own with that.

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      • That works for me! Thanks. Sorry to bother, but I’m struggling to find specific excel file. Can you help? Am I blind? Lol. I miss the prices so was going to go back and add that to mine. Thanks again!

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        • It’s on the Getting Organized page https://bevadams.com/?page_id=53 third paragraph. It says “I have a Spreadsheet to Share for…” I actually had the prices on my labels etc. and then was asked for them to be removed. It looked bad, especially for those in the South Pacific region that uses dollar signs, but their prices are way different. I figured that since there are page numbers it is easy enough to find prices. I also use my spreadsheet a lot. Hopefully that will solve your problem.

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  7. Hi, Bev,

    Already checking for the 2016 Occasions and SAB files. I’m hooked on your labels! Thanks for doing them — let me know if I can help you out. I’m subscribed and will keep an eye open for them. Thanks again for doing these.

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  8. Bev, I thank you every day for providing these labels. They are such a huge help in keeping me organized. Do you plan to create labels for the SAB add-ons or am I on my own?

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    • Thanks for the poke. I wasn’t sure if you needed the sticker for the Washi tape but I assume you don’t want to use a full sheet of stickers to print the one label. You should be able to cut it out and use adhesive to make your own sticker.

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  9. Hi Bev, I love the stamp case labels and am slowly getting mine done. I was wondering if there was a way to just print a few and not the entire set? I really hate to print 15 pages when I only need a few of them. I found the spreadsheet but don’t know how to make my own instead of printing them all (hope that makes sense). Thanks and I truly appreciate all these files and your sharing. They are a huge help.

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    • I understand. You could download the file and only print the pages you need. That might help if you just need a few. I just print them all off myself, but then I end up using the majority of them.

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  10. Hello…. First I would like to say THANK YOU for all the work you put into this…. I have micro soft word and would like to have a blank insert so I can make my own for some framelits… etc… (example I have the cutie pie framelits… some even older) I don’t even know the date when they come out… The insert I’m talking about is the one where you put the name of the item… on the front and on the spine….. etc… TIA….

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    • You are in luck Shannon! I have the blank clear case inserts available for download as a pdf. Sorry, I don’t share the Word document. But I do already have the case inserts for the Cutie Pie Framelits (in the old case insert design). I have the current products in the top section, listed alphabetically, then the retired list below that. You can find it all here.

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  11. I just love what you have done ! So amazing ! Thank you for this ! I already have printed off a few things to help me . I was wondering though if you have the stamp case inserts for the 2023 Jan.- April 2023 mini catalog ? Needing a few print off for some dies like the greatest journey set and an 2022-2023 rugged icon die set ? Thanks for all you do!

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    • When products retire I move the inserts and alphabetize them. I used to show them at the bottom of the page with the other inserts, but the list got so long I moved them to separate pages for each letter. You’ll find “Numbers” and then the letters. Each is a link to the page with those case inserts. For the Rugged Icon Dies, click the R and then the R list will be alphabetized. Likewise, you’ll find the Greatest Journey Dies under G.

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  12. I can’t find stampcase slips for cake celebrations, classic wedding, corner in bloom, day to celebrate, documenting the day, friendly seagulls, happy hibiscus, hearts of elegance, heart shaped, meant to be, otterly amazing,& pick a season. I found the case insert for dies, but not the strip to go in stamp cases. I love your site. Thanks for all the work you do.

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