I love your videos and all the work you put into organizing! Very well set up imo. Can you tell me where you got your plastic drawers (like the ones under your vertical paper storage? They look very sturdy. Thanks and thanks again for the inspiration to get going! (did you know that your American accent has developed a slight Auzzie tinge?)
I still need to do mine. But since SU keep shifting the color families.. and I have a lot of retired colors that I still love to use, I just have all of mine stored by rainbow. I also note if it's a retired color in case I'm showcasing that color on something, I don't want my readers looking for a color we no longer have. I miss our purple families :-)
Where did you get the chart from colorbox? I couldnt find it. And is it complete? Could you help me with my catalogue?i'm so behind. I never made a catalogue/inventory in 15+ years of collecting...
Lunasquirl Oh no, she must have closed her site, that's too bad! I found her chart page still available from this blog sunshineinyourday.wordpress.com/2014/02/10/inks-stickles-glitter-glue-whats-in-your-stash/ which also links to several other charts The links are about 2/3 of the way through the post). A Google image search with the keywords "ink pad blank chart" brought up a large selection of options as well. HTH! :-) On a side note, many manufacturers also provide charts on their brand's website (typically for free) as well. Tim Holtz Distress Inks are a great example. :-) I would love to see your color catalog as you start to make one, if you feel like sharing it on FB! :-) TFW!
So useful! Even years after you posted it. Thank you! Curios to know if in that time you have added the scrap rack to your system...
How do you get the Ink Pad Chart to print out on the letter sized paper full sized sheet? My sheets keep printing in small squares.
I love your videos and all the work you put into organizing! Very well set up imo. Can you tell me where you got your plastic drawers (like the ones under your vertical paper storage? They look very sturdy. Thanks and thanks again for the inspiration to get going! (did you know that your American accent has developed a slight Auzzie tinge?)
Thank you seriously you have helped me so much x
I still need to do mine. But since SU keep shifting the color families.. and I have a lot of retired colors that I still love to use, I just have all of mine stored by rainbow. I also note if it's a retired color in case I'm showcasing that color on something, I don't want my readers looking for a color we no longer have. I miss our purple families :-)
+Kelly Henkins Good idea to store them by rainbow, makes everything really straightforward! I miss the purple families too!!!
Where did you get the chart from colorbox? I couldnt find it. And is it complete? Could you help me with my catalogue?i'm so behind. I never made a catalogue/inventory in 15+ years of collecting...
I like this chart better than what I did! Where can I print this out to use? I want to redo mine!
I tried to find yellowlabdesignstudio.com by website and google search and they don't appear to exist? any ideas?
Lunasquirl Oh no, she must have closed her site, that's too bad! I found her chart page still available from this blog sunshineinyourday.wordpress.com/2014/02/10/inks-stickles-glitter-glue-whats-in-your-stash/ which also links to several other charts The links are about 2/3 of the way through the post). A Google image search with the keywords "ink pad blank chart" brought up a large selection of options as well. HTH! :-) On a side note, many manufacturers also provide charts on their brand's website (typically for free) as well. Tim Holtz Distress Inks are a great example. :-) I would love to see your color catalog as you start to make one, if you feel like sharing it on FB! :-) TFW!
Origami Twist Thanks for the prompt response! I was able to get the charts from the link you provided, thanks!
Where did you get your L-shaped table from? I've been looking all over for one...
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