Apr 12, 2009 |
While I was at Founder’s Circle last September, I had my 10th anniversary with Stampin’ Up! It doesn’t feel like it’s been that long but as I look back at all the changes in my life, Stampin’ Up was always by my side. Along with the memories, I have tote bags… lots of them. From every convention, leadership and other incentive events I had a closet full and they were a big mess:
I found this at Bed, Bath & Beyond. It is an over-the-door purse holder. (The link to buy them is here) There were 2 of them in a pack for 9.95. Just what I needed to hang all those tote bags that I want to keep and actually use once in a while! I’m now hanging them behind a door in my stamp room:
I can fit 2 rows on the back of my door which is holding 16 totes! I guess it would depend on your size of door, too.
Happy Organizing! Linda
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Mar 15, 2009 |
Josey from CA asked me for ideas to store Sizzlets. I had them in a little basket and since they are all the same color, they are really tough to tell apart unless you take a close look at ’em!
I had some baseball card sleeves. Years ago, demonstrators swapped Trading Cards at conventions. Some rubber stamping conventions still do, but demonstrators have stepped away from those little works of art in the last few years. So I cut out my sizzlet dies with some SU card stock and glued them on the front of the pocket:
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Of course, Sizzix has storage boxes you can buy:
Laurie in Lake Elmo, MN shared this idea: For the Cuttlebug folders I took my daughters empty makeup case. The top holds the plates and a couple folders, the bottom holds the rest of the collection.
I’m getting ready to leave for Hawaii in one week! Can’t believe it is almost here. My friend Shantaie suprised me by sending me this cute lil’ package in the mail today! Perfect shades of Hawaii pinks for my toes and pink flamingos. Thanks so much Shantaie! (Those flamingos are from Stampin’ Up about 5 years ago – I sure do miss ’em!) p.s. She has a really cute blog so stop by and say hello. It’s called Inking Pink
Linda
