
Kim (above) is one of the best stampers I know and has a true amazing studio full to the celieng with stamps, ink pads and card, every stamper dream,.


Kim keeps her stamps in A3 plastic envelopes, like the one above, and then stack all the envelopes on top of each other, in a few shelves. kim has over forty different plastic envelopes which if you multiply the 16 large stamps that fit in each envelope works up to an enormous amount.

Another great idea of Kim is to keep sort them into categories (an envelope will have flowers, another one trees...) and then photocopy their images. Those copies then go into a folder which acts like a catalog of all the rubber stamps she has.


Other stuff includes a large ammounts of embossing powders (above to the left), on going projects for different companies, each in a different 12 x 12" plastic box (above photo to the right).

Magazines in holders (above, this is just a tiny section, it goes all round two walls of the studio).

All sorts of ink pads sorted by type in the middle shelf of an Ikea unit. Also Kim displays her new acquisitions in those shelves which are quite prominent.

18 comments:
Does she have a blog?
WOW! I thought I had a lot of stuff! Some great organizational ideas!
As far as i am aware Kim has not got an blog.
WOWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
Kims you are sooooo organised, makes me ashamed of my utterly messy room.. I thought I had loads , obviously not...lol
You wait till I show Shirley this lot...
Hope you are keeping well....
kim f x
OMG I am soooooooo jealous!!!
:o)
Kims a computer phobe, she doesnt have a blog and rarely logs on! LOL she sure knows how to shop though.. puts my stash to shame.
Just to show you all I do log on occasionally.
I'm glad you like my craft room. One thing to mention is that the stamp folders are actually three piles deep on a shelf!!!! I don't even want to try and work out how many stamps that is.
Happy stamping Kimx
I'm searching for the products she uses for her storage and really wish she had a blog so I could ask her where she got it all! I love those clear envelopes and the 12x12 clear boxes too!
Wow! That's one organized scrap room and so much stuff.
Wow! That's amazing! x
Flippin heck ! I want to be your friend Kim ! LOL Has she got a Librarian background ? wink
Christine the clear envelopes that the stamps are stored in come from Viking and the 12 x 12 clear boxes I get from Sir Stampalot
Hope this helps
Kimx
WAU - du you need at best freind in DK - just say so !!! I'm amazed...How many LO's have you made so far ??? 10.000 ????
dear Lord! That's an amazing amount of stash
I thought my shed was organised but this beats it all!!!!
I remember seeing that room a long time ago Kim. Now I don't have a craft room anymore, it's all in boxes under the bed,also a storage set up with 6 drawers and in the ottoman.
can't downsize anymore!!
Wow I want to see more. BIG GRIN. What a fabulous room and I love the organizational feel to it. Everything has a place and everything in it's place.
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