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This is the group that gave me a gentle push to start a blog!
and now .........
SEASHORE STAMPERS - ORGANIZATIONAL HINTS & TIPS
Everyone has their own system to organize Card Stock (CS),
I'm excited to show you my system that works for me.
I have 5 magazine file holders for each Colour Collection family
(Brights, Regals. Subtles, In-Colour and Specialty Papers (Vellum, Shimmer, watercolour paper)
(only 3 are shown)
Each file holder contains 10 packages (1 package of each colour)
I create a label for each magazine file holder which includes:
Name of the Colour Collection Family
Name of cardstock colour
Samples of each cardstock (3/4" circle)
I have a wooden shelving unit where I place the Neutral Collections
Each shelf contains 1 package of cardstock of each colour
1 shallow box, where I store my scrap pieces
I have a filing cabinet drawer to store my back-up supply
In each hanging file folder
2 packages of each colour
Brights Collections, Regals Collections, Subtles Collections
One 2"x 11" sample strip of each colour
I created a label that includes the following info:
Name of the Colour Collection
Name of the Colour
Product # for 8-1/2" x 11"
I do not carry extra packages of In-colour
Here is a sample of the cardstock strip.
All the info is on the strip so when I need to place an order
without having to look it up in the catalogue
(This is an old sample, therefore, I crossed out the 12" x 12" product # since we no longer sell it)
I have a second drawer with the Neutral Collections cardstock
Each hanging file folder contains:
2 packages of each colour
(except for the White, Vanilla and Black - I have 4 packages of each)
One 2"x 11" sample strip of each colour
I created a label that includes the following info:
Name of the Colour Collection
Name of the Colour
Product # for 8-1/2" x 11"
Product # for 12" x12" where applicable
Now, I'll be a lady and close my drawers!
I hope you enjoyed my tour of how I organize my cardstock.
Thanks for sharing Mi Ran!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Mi Ran. Some good organizational tips
ReplyDeleteThank you Sabrina and Jean!
ReplyDeleteSo interesting how we all have differing approaches to storing our stocks of paper. As I saw on Sabrina's blog, having the item # handy for reordering is something I need to add to mine. Thanks for that tip.
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