Throwback Thursday: Post It Note and Tape Dispenser
This is really a "throwback" project. I used to LOVE this set, Roses in Winter and I wanted to use it on everything. This is a great idea for a Teacher Gift. The plastic stand is an acrylic frame laying down and the scotch tape dispenser was altered by simply removing the card board and covering it with the stamped paper. Cute!
Stampin' Up! Card Stock Organizer
I recently moved some stuff around in my craft room to condense things. I used to have my 8 1/2 x 11 card stock in my paper rack and then the scraps in a separate file container with each scrap in pendaflex folder and filed by color. I decided to eliminate the pendaflex file and put all the scraps in clear file folders and I keep the scraps with the card stock. This way I have to check the scraps before I cut more card stock. It's definitely more efficient.
I also created these color charts which show the colors in each row. Makes it easy to distinguish between some of the card stock colors that are very similar. I can tell which paper is Soft Sky and which is Pool Party by checking my chart.
Throwback Thursday: Greeting Card Box Set
Today's Throwback sample is a Greeting Card Box Set. Not sure if you can tell, but there is a clear box in the background and inside were the 3 cards with matching envelopes. This Stampin' Up! DSP is retired and so is the stamp set, but it can easily be replicated using any of the new DSP paper and the new flowers Stampin' Up! offers in their new catalog. Makes a great teacher gift.
Stampin' Up! Designer Series Paper Organizing
Today I am excited to share an organizing and helpful tip that I use for my Stampin' Up! Designer Series Paper (DSP). I love using DSP paper for my cards and projects, but sometimes I forget what colors coordinate with each DSP paper pack. So then I have to stop what I am doing and look it up in my Stamp' Up! catalog. So I thought about it and I created these color sheets.
Then I stuck the cards inside the DSP pack so when I go use that paper, I have my handy card which shows the coordinating card stock colors. This is a great reference tool. You can download your own PDF file and create your own cards (see below). Hope this inspires you!
On each sheet I have 2 DSP packs listed and it shows that picture of the DSP paper, the DSP name, i.e. "Park Lane", the item number and I also have photos of the coordinating card stock colors. I cut the sheets in half and trimmed them to 5x7 and laminated them (see below).
Then I stuck the cards inside the DSP pack so when I go use that paper, I have my handy card which shows the coordinating card stock colors. This is a great reference tool. You can download your own PDF file and create your own cards (see below). Hope this inspires you!
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