Rubber stamp organization ideas

These are letter trays from Ikea. Here you can see the trays that slide out. * (just an updated note) These 2 units are holding about 200 stamps all ranging in small to large stamp sizes. Thank you for visiting. :) For more info and pics please vi

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How to Make Easy, Quick & Cheap Crafting Rubber Stamp Storage : We all need to store our rubber stamps somewhere and somehow, in a small amount of space with little effort and at low cost, well this is how I store mine. I laminate a sheet of A4 card that has been cut in half and 1/2inch extra cut of each edge, t…

People are always asking me how I store my rubber stamps & how I keep track of what I have (and believe me, I have A LOT!). For those of you who know me, or have taken my classes, you...

Yesterday I shared with everyone the acrylic stamp storage solution I implemented—a three-ring binder system with vinyl sleeves for every stamp. At the same time, I promised to share my storage solution for rubber cling stamps, anticipating that a similar system would work. Rubber clings are unmounted rubber stamps, or stamps that are not attached…

Today I want to expand on how I organize my craft space. I am a big fan of rubber stamps. When I first started buying them I would keep them in a small box on my shelf. When I needed a stamp I had …

Craftroom Stamp Organization Idea: I used nail polish racks (you can find these online) to organize rubber stamps.

People are always looking for ways to organize their scrappy supplies, and organization for rubber stamps is no exception. Several people have asked me how I organize mine, and so I thought I would do a post on stamp organiztion. I have tried several different ways to organize them, but as crafters you know that as you keep acquiring stuff, your storage needs change. I think I have finally come up with a way to organize AND find them that will grow easily (without requiring a complete…

After many, many long hours of work, I have finally completed my stamp storage and catalog! And the best part? I think I will be able to add to and live with this system for a long, long time. Those of you who are following me will recall my previous post on stamp organization which you can find here. I’m one of those who jump on the latest scrappy organizational craze, and don’t take the time to figure out if that system will work for me. A couple of years ago, I decided to catalog all of…