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I have my patterned paper and cardstock sorted by color (and mixed together) and stored on a wire rack...but, I ran out of room and then came up with altering Priority Mail Boxes and storing most of my patterned paper in them. I'm going to have to take a picture of it. Will be back in a few moments......
Here are pics of how I store patterned paper. I separate the different papers using 12x12 plastic dividers made by Cropper Hopper---real cheap at any chain craft store that carried scrapbook supplies.
Lori DiAnni said:I have my patterned paper and cardstock sorted by color (and mixed together) and stored on a wire rack...but, I ran out of room and then came up with altering Priority Mail Boxes and storing most of my patterned paper in them. I'm going to have to take a picture of it. Will be back in a few moments......
Oh, the 12x12 Priority Boxes are Free at any US post office. I only grabbed a few---I didn't want the postal clerk to start wondering what the heck I needed so many for!
Thats a really cool idea ..i like that
Lori DiAnni said:Here are pics of how I store patterned paper. I separate the different papers using 12x12 plastic dividers made by Cropper Hopper---real cheap at any chain craft store that carried scrapbook supplies.
Lori DiAnni said:I have my patterned paper and cardstock sorted by color (and mixed together) and stored on a wire rack...but, I ran out of room and then came up with altering Priority Mail Boxes and storing most of my patterned paper in them. I'm going to have to take a picture of it. Will be back in a few moments......
Wow you girls are so smart I suppose you could use a cereal box too.
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