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They come in a 15 pack for $20.75 and that comes to $1.38 each.

Stamp-N-Storage also carries those that are opened on two sides but to me they are a better bang for your buck here is the direct link for those. They come in a pack of three for $8.13 that comes to $2.71 each. In the past I have ordered these from Amazon that have one end open here is the link for that.

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Other storage issue I am always asked is holders for my 12″ x 12″ Designer Series Papers. Makes is way easy to find all the things we have! Inside of my cabinets that you see behind me I use Storage containers from the Container Store and label them with my label maker. They do stack and as you can see I need more! LOL! To hold all of my clear mount stamp cases I ordered DVD holders from Amazon here is the link for those here. I also ordered the stamp pad holders that also hold my ink refills and my Stampin’ Write markers.īelow that holder you see my punches holder also from Stampin-N-Storage. I do have an affiliate link if you want to see what they offer And for those I purchased wooden storage systems from Stamp-N-Storage. Stampin’ Up! offers storage for Stampin’ Blends that you can see on my store hereīut most of you asked how I store my cardstock, stamp pads, ribbon and other items.

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You can download your Color Chart here Storage issuesĭepending on the area you have for crafting will depend on the storage options for you. I print mine on Basic White Cardstock so that the colors are vibrant and turn out better than just printing on printer paper. For me I am drawn to the same ones so I refer to the Color Chart that Stampin’ Up! created.

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Many of the responses I received was how to choose colors. Here is a download for you to use as a reference. As I showed on the video play with the templates to see how you want your layers. When you are adding layers to your cards you can make different sizes by making a template to help you remember. For instance, if you’re two marks past the number 3 tick, then the measurement is 3 1⁄ 8“. If the measurement is over 1″, simply use the number on the ruler and add the fraction. The markings on a standard ruler represent the fractions of an inch. However, I have used all of the other ones on a ruler. I honestly don’t think I have ever made anything using the 1/16th of an inch. Included in this section is also card layers and measurements. I tend to make a big mess when creating, then clean it all up before I start another one! For me having a messy area makes it hard to be creative.

Keeping your workspace organized was a large one that only you can figure out.

How to line red rubber stamps on Stampartus.

How to open and close new Stampin’ Up! Ink pads.

Best ways to clean stamps, fingers, work surface.

Adhesives – which to use and how to use.

Making banner tails for sentiment layers.

How to keep track of cards you have made for future reference.

Using Designer Series Papers and color choices.

Coloring – using markers vs Stampin’ Blends.Embossing – how to know when to stop heating.Ribbon – making bows, tying knots, other uses.What was the best card Making hack you learned that will help you? Let your voice be heard! topics cardmakers struggle withĪs you saw on my video I covered a lot of my hacks! Listed below is what most crafters struggle with and I covered on my Live video.