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How I Store My Magazine Stamps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ย. 2018
- In this tutorial, I show you how I store my Magazine stamps.
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Hi Sam, Lori from the USA here. I love this video, as I have quite a few of these sets from the UK. I do have a tip for you that I hope you will like. Take your 2 parts of same sets and stick them together back to back. This way you don't have to double the use of your labels. I have done this with a bunch of Stampin Up stamps. I just add adhere the die pocket to the back of the stamp case. I hope you still read these posts, so you get this. Thank you so much for this video and all the ones you do. I got some great ideas from this video. God Bless you & stay safe & well.
Thank you for all you do to educate us. I needed a way to fit a larger stamp sheet into a bin and this will work. I did one other thing to fit stamps into my sleeves and that is rounding the corners. It makes them easier to slide into sleeves. Bless you.
Great tip Reva, I will do that :)
Yes, I round the corners too Reva! I love them in the pockets, as it is so easy to see what you have, or what you're looking for!
I had done something similar but never thought to cut up small , great idea Sam and very neat and tidy 😊
Brilliant I might start doing that.
I have stamp my images on card which I laminate, stick the stamps on to the back of that then into an A5 Pocket.
What I find is there ere great sentiments on a stamp set but I always forget about them. I am in the process of taking "ALL" the sentiments off sets, putting them altogether as as collections of "sentiments" in hope to find them when I want without going through all the "stamp sets" Might not work in the way I am thinking but am giving it a try.
Finding the "perfect" way to store all our "crafty stash" will go on for ever ... keeps us out of mischief 😀😀😀
Thank you for another great idea.
Keep us out of mischief Ha ha ha....... NO chance. lol
Oh my gosh, I’ve been rearranging my craft room and I have a stack of stamps out of the magazines. Been wondering just how I could store them in a smaller way. This is PERFECT and tysmfs. Love this idea.
Wow!! Wow wow!! Those are beautiful sets of stamps!! I especially love the seaside one, with the mermaids and seahorse.
This is what I do: forget cutting the pictures, I peel all the stamps off and put them on the new clear plastic the way you wnt them. Now, so that I can have a picture, I ink the stamps on the new plastic and put cardstock on top to get all the images on the one piece of cardstock that is the size of the clear envelope, then just slide everything into the clear envelope. The pictures are in front of the actual stamps so you know where to put them back. I hope I explained it okay for you.
Yeah I've seen that way but I wanted to keep the original images on the acetate, I still know where to put my stamps back each time as the acetate piece is stuck down. :)
Great idea!!! I've struggled with "losing" things..... they are there, but not used. Forgotten!! Thanks for sharing this wonderful idea
Good idea. Right now I have those stamps in a pile! I'm in Ireland & I love those UK magazines, but they're very expensive once they get here! Thanks for sharing!
Brill idea, what I do now is I bought a box file and put them in clear folder and that keeps them nice and flat and clean , easier to flick thru to see what is there, as the do get forgotten about xx
What a good way of organising stamps. Thanks Sam
oh wow! I am looking into a new way of storing my stamps !I did post a question on the Mixed Up Crafters face book page on how my fellow MUCs stored theirs! At the moment I have managed to store all my flower themed stamps into a box and shut the lid! This was a big step for me !
Wow great solution for all those large sheets of stamps Sam, thanks so much for sharing this with us... rita
I have everything you used in different areas of my craft room, but this is a great idea so I will be copying it Thank you as all mine are in a drawer, I’ve labelled I have a Brother too which I love ,but still rarely use as they are in a drawer -Nice xx😀
Great idea like it very much ,like you I have mine in folders that are bulging at the seams so will give this a try,thank you for sharing
Fantastic idea would of never thought of that thanks for sharing
Thank you , I forget to use mine too . Great idea of yours , i will get going today . Thanks again
Fabulous idea Sam thanks for sharing xx
Great idea! Thank you for sharing
Great idea 😍❤ thanks for sharing
Just come across this video, I love magazines from UK, they are great but oh so expensive when you live in Canada. I do buy them sometimes and have been wondering where to store all the stamps because they are put away. I forget them must decided which method to use both are great ideas.
Great ideas! Thanks!!! God bless!!
I have them with the magazine in a Dollar Store snap envelope (9x13 I believe) and on the bookcase shelf by some categories not yet labeled and the theme has the same colored envelopes.
Love this idea thanks for sharing
This is a great idea. Thank you.
Love this idea and will probably opt to change what I have, but as a thought for me because my brain doesn't seem to want to be creative/imaginary I reference the magazine that they were in because I then can pull out the cards samples done.
Superb tysm for this video
Great idea. Unfortunately I don't have a craft room with any shelves .....yet lol, it's all in a spare bedroom in plastic and cardboard boxes so very hard to keep track of what I have. Do you keep the magazines?
Good idea x thanks
This is such a great idea. I've got all my A4 from creative stamping but never use because they get forgotten.
Also, as space for me is a premium, what do you (and everyone else) do with your magazines?
As a newbie, I'm loathe to throw mine away after reading because of all the advice and tips etc
I love this idea. Do you have links for the pockets and tape you used please. Just got back into crafting after 10 year break, and loving your videos ❤️❤️❤️
I am new to this, however I have my stamps similar to your first choice. Mine are in an A4 binder where you can add or remove the pages. I also keep a copy of the mag behind the stamp sheets. I know this will have to change, but I will just remove the mags and put them elsewhere. Sorry but I couldn't be bothered to cut up those A4 sheets. I am in Australia so we miss out on any offers and also are a few months behind with our mag issues.
Just my view.
Hello.
Love the information. Can you tell me the glossy photo paper you have used. Also the double sided tape you have used on the clear sheets?
Thank you
Yup great idea but I don't fussy cut for anything lol
Great!
I'm currently trying to figure a way to store magazines, stamps, and dies plus the other stuff I've received over the last few months that came in various kits. Cardmaking is new to me and I'd like to get this under control from the start since I am disabled and it takes a lot out of me to do much all at once.
I saw someone else put her stamps into old CD cases (with the insides removed) and thought that might work for some of the stamps and possibly even for some of the dies, but it won't work for all of them. The A4 stamp and/or die sheets are probably the most difficult because I'd like to keep dies with stamps that belong together.
It seems to be an ongoing thing but I need to get this sorted soon because I don't actually have a room for crafting... everything is over on or around my crafting table in the living room... and the room isn't very big. I have a set of drawers that might work, but I have to see how things fit into it. It might even sit on the table, under the shelf that stands on one end of my table. It's one of those folding tables used in craft shows, so is 6 feet long and 2 feet deep... good for crafting on... if I leave myself some room to work! LOL
I wish we had magazine's here in the US that gave you stamps when you purchase the!
You can order subscriptions to several UK magazines but they are pricey. I get two. The most economical way is to order from Joannasheen.com Her website in addition to all the wonderful products she sells has a section of magazines. I order from her frequently as the shipping is free if your order is over $15 and I usually receive the order within a week to ten days. You will notice the prices are in British pounds which when translated to dollars is roughly one and a half times. So ten pounds British is about fifteen dollars U.S. Her dies are reasonable and they cut beautifully. Also Joan craft stores in the U.S. sell a couple different British card magazines and like the subscriptions are usually behind
a couple months. They are easy to spot on the magazine rack in the store as they are always enclosed in clear plastic so the stamps don't become separated from the magazine. Hope this helps.
Thank you. I did years ago to several UK magazines but they stopped sending them to the US. Will check this out...……..
I buy my issues at our local independent bookstore but I've seen them at Chapters and Coles and other stores.
Mary Short , I have seen them at Michael’s and Barnes and Noble.
Mary Short do you know anyone in the UK that could send then to you ?
Can you advise where you get your A5 tubs from please. I’m having trouble finding ones with straight sides.
Hi Sam, another great idea, could you include the link for the A5 pockets...tfs.
All shared in my blog :)
which type of photo paper do you use please and is that what you use in the a5 pockets x
This was so helpful!!! I'm in the middle of organising my craft room so this is brilliant. Any tips for how to store magazine stamp and die or stamp and embossing folder sets?? Thanks xx
I pop any matching die sets on a magnetic sheet behind the stamps and label (matching dies) on the front. My embossing folders I keep separate as they are to bulky, you can label the top of your embossing folder that it matches a die and stamp set :)
@@MixedUpCraft thank you!!! I love the a5 size for ease of flipping through and a tiny teenie weenie craftroom but didn't think to put them behind haha thanks xz
Shona Smith , I store my dies in the back of my stamp pocket, and write on the front that there is a die so I will see it when flipping through my stamps. I also store my embossing folders in the plastic pockets and numbered them. I made an impression of each folder, glued it in a blank notebook with the corresponding numbers. Easy to flip through the book and find the embossing folder I want to use.
I store my stamps and dies together, but add to the label that this set also has an embossing folder too. I store my folders separately and add the same magazine info to it.
How do you store the box sets you get.....Tonic, John next door, Chloe etc
Silly question time, what is the name of the magazine that you subscribe to for the stamps?
It's not a silly question, its mainly Creative Stamping magazine which every months has a free A4 sheet in each issue, I did mention this one at the beginning of the tutorial but also Crafts Beautiful magazine and Paper Craft Essentials all have great free stamps. :)
Does it have to be photo card or can I use something else. Is there a particular reason you use photo card?
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Can you please tell me the name of the A5 pockets you use and where I can buy them from in the UK. Thank you
They are from MUJI, its all shared in my blog post, link below the video :)
Thank you Sam. I did go to your blog and see them. Have ordered them now.x