So, I showed you the empty cases I bought to store my cling mount stamps. YesterdayI put the stamps in cases trying to fill the space as well as possible and/or with a theme going on. For instance, the hearts are in one (if they all fit), the farm style images are in one, etc. That is working great. I numbered each of the cases with my label maker and put a colored mark on each with a permanent marker.
Next, I went to the website and copied the images of the stamps I had and pasted them onto a page. I also copied the name of the stamp set and the SKU so I could name them when showing you a creation using them. Under that is the number of the case they are in. This is now my catalog. I've taken a photo of one of the pages to show you.
I also listed all my stamps in an Excel spreadsheet, separating them into categories: background, sentiments (all typed out so I know what they say), and Images. Each of those categories with the corresponding color and the number of the case they are stored in.
I have a lot more work ahead of me, but I have all my Rubbernecker images and sentiments done! Wooo hoooo!
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6 comments:
Wow, you organized babe, you!
Holy Wow girl you are crazy. Haa haa maybe by the time I die I will have all my stamps organized with pictures and sku's. You can come do mine when you are done. It is supposed to be in the 40's today. ;) I will make you some chocolate fondue!!!! Hee hee
wow..that is a lot of work
I love it!! Organization is my passion!!
Sounds like a lot of work, but you'll be able to find everything at a moments notice when you are done! Bravo!
I have a catalog, too, in a 3-ring binder. I put all "like" things together and have file tabs for the main group: Flowers on tab, then all roses together on a page(s), all waterlilies, etc. Alphabets & phrases on tab, Happy V Day in different scripts together, Happy Birthday, etc. That way I don't have to page through the whole catalog to "find" the type of thing I'm looking for.
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