If you’ve been following me over on Instagram, I’ve been slowly sharing photos of my craft room reorganization. Here is my latest share, my cardstock organization:
Crafting and organizing have both become ways for me to destress. I’ve always known that about crafting, but organizing? This is when I tell you that it has spilled into other parts of the house…currently, the linen closet and my closet.
Okay, so for today I’m sharing my new [to me] 8.5×11 cardstock organizing method. A big shout out to @rebeccakeppel + @jennifermcguireink for great tips. This is my Concord & 9th cardstock, which is my go to. I also have my black and white cardstock stash lined up too. I have other brands that I keep separately including Stampin’ Up and @reverseconfetti, those are a separate project.
▪️ The sleeves were a suggestion by Rebecca. I labeled mine similar to Rebecca’s but have clear labels in my stash that are able to accomodate 2 lines. Here’s the link to Rebecca’s YouTube. It’s the one that specifically chats about her paper storage.
▪️ I used magazine holders, I found that tip over on Jennifer’s blog. I opted for a clear style since my shelves are open.
In the first photo [top], you also have a peek into my wall mounted woodblock stamp storage. The framed art –> from the kids😍
My earlier sneak peek of my stamp storage.
This pic is my previous Concord & 9th cardstock storage. It worked but I decided to feature the cardstock colors as part of my space. I’m using my former storage for my Reverse Confetti + Stampin’ Up.
The final photo is my earlier share of my woodblock stamp overflow storage. It’s by We R Memory Keepers and I picked it up from Joann’s a couple years ago.
How about a peek at some of my ink storage?
I’m slowly working around my room. I’m tackling the visible and then will dive into the cupboards and drawers, honestly, that is where the real work begins. I squirrel things away.
I’ll add more photos as I finish projects!
