Die storage

Hello and welcome to a week-long organization event! I'm joining the My Favorite Things design team all this week to share our organizatio...

Today I am going to show my best tips and ideas for how to make your rubber or silicone stamps and craft dies easy to use on a daily basis with this amazing storage solution!

Hi everyone. Long time no post! I went through and destashed MANY of my dies and therefore, I decided to redo my die inventory on Evernote. I updated the ...

*Updated December 26, 2015 to add new pictures of my die storage as well as new categories! Until now, I've been storing my dies like this and it worke ...

Hello Lovelies! I've been papercrafting for 15 years so far and many things have changed, but stamps and dies have remained at the heart of what love about card-making and one of the more challenging things that I tried to organize when I set up the room.I won't walk you all the way down memory lane, but just focus on what I am doing now; I've adopted Jennifer McGuire's storage approach to stamps and dies. The packaging that most stamps and dies arrive in is usually too delicate for long…

Organizing Die Cut Shapes I have decided to do a follow up post today on organizing die cut shapes. I did a post earlier on how I organize the dies themselves, and you can find that post here. Orga…

Welcome to day three of My Favorite Things Stamps 5 Days to an Organized Crafty Stash posts! Today is about Die-namics storage. My system for storing Die-namics hasn't changed much since last year, but my die box is definitely fuller! (It's heavy too--not a box you want to move very often.) I've used the ubiquitous InterDesign Divided Storage Container that Jennifer McGuire introduced to the stamping world a few years back. I have used 5-1/2" x 8" magnetic sheets from Taylored Expressions…