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If you have a question please leave your email so I can respond, Thank You:). While anything can be
used for projects, you likely have papers in your stash that you have never nor will never use.
Choose climate-controlled storage facilities and keep your records off the ground. My husband
bought me some of the slated wall boards that you see at the scrapbooks stores (one of my local ones
was going out of business and was selling everything) along with the 12x12 acrylic paper holders.
You can read more of her articles by clicking here. That is one of the best decisions I have ever
made. We still hadn't really clued Noah in on what he was here for and what all w. I'm envious
because I am crammed into the corner of the spare bedroom so I am always digging through the
stack and I only ever make it so far into the pile. Hello all! I hope your new year is going well so far.
Cons - Can be expensive, but always search online for offers. (Ryman and other online stationers
often have them discounted). I’m a work at home Mom, birthmom, writer, and photographer, and
crafter from the south. So I just did that for each subcategory and then put them in the box for each
main category. Reply Delete Replies Reply Lindsay August 19, 2011 at 8:34 PM This is such a great
idea. I don't think you look ghastly Christie - I think you look lovely. I don't think you look ghastly
Christie - I think you look lovely. I started out with two, and quickly needed to buy a third. After
paying bills shred what needs to be destroyed and file the rest. This storage system was under 10
dollars to create. Holy Paper Batman! Once I had it all separated, each subcategory is stored in one
of these jumbo ziplock bags. If all family members can commit to looking through their own mail
daily, this can be a great place to stick mail as soon as it comes in the house. The bottom is other 12 x
12 paper that I don't keep in my JetMax cubes (mostly solid colors). We're just beginning with our
Cricut and I'm supposed to take it slow. Friends, I know dealing with paper scraps can be an
exasperating endeavor. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. I got them at Walmart
and there are 12 in a package for about 2 dollars. Some of us like to file by categories while others
alphabetically and others well, we can’t really figure out their system at all, but somehow it works. I
can use all of the left over scraps when making cards or for embellishment without having to sift
through a giant box of unsorted scraps looking for the right color. P.S. I apologize in advance for the
lighting (it's not horrible but it's not the best)it is videotaped mostly in my hallway and the lighting
isn't great. Great tutorial.Love how your store your paper and you DON'T look gastly!!!;). I put all
my scraps into colours (as best as you can with multi-coloured papers, in those cases I go with the
dominant colour in the mix!). However, if you take a look around your work space and observe all
the nooks and crannies where paper documents have been stuffed, the file cabinets built.
I love reading your comments and I hope you will visit again soon. A more severe consequence of
storing information in a tangible form is. The cost of digitally storing your information is sure to be
drastically less than the figure you just calculated your physical storage to be costing your business.
As I am working with my Cricut, this tends to be the paper I use most for cutting so for me it makes
sense to have it within arms reach. I'll be popping over to your blog shortly to check it out. At first, I
had a binder for each color family and a page protector for each color. So that I could quickly and
easily identify which box contained which scraps, I sorted them by color and then used colored
masking tape on each box’s latch. If all family members can commit to looking through their own
mail daily, this can be a great place to stick mail as soon as it comes in the house. Speaking of art, the
mid-size boxes are great for keeping art paper. Reply Delete Replies Reply Tracy July 28, 2011 at
11:47 PM Great project. Since time is money, these lost hours can be very costly for a business.
Unopened packages of paper should be stored inside its original cardboard carton whenever possible.
I find it very challenging to use it on my CAS style cards. Reply Delete Replies Reply Janelle August
1, 2011 at 2:00 PM That is such a clever idea and it looks pretty too. I ended up with 5 different
boxes for the following main categories: Colored Cardstock (I have two colored card stock boxes),
Holidays and Themes, Patterned Paper, and Paper Packs. Then commit to paying the bills on those
days only. Reply Delete Replies Reply Amanda August 7, 2011 at 6:41 PM This is such a great, and
very cute looking, idea. She would put all her graded school work and artwork into the bin and at
the end of the school year we would go through it, and she would choose a few of her favorite
pieces. Not only does this method break down the task into logical and manageable chunks, but by
focusing hard on a particular Paper Type, you will better be able to make sense of it all and identify
the right solutions to keep it well organized and perfectly accessible. Take the next 6 days to
accomplish everything I have outlined here. I can use all of the left over scraps when making cards
or for embellishment without having to sift through a giant box of unsorted scraps looking for the
right color. P.S. I apologize in advance for the lighting (it's not horrible but it's not the best)it is
videotaped mostly in my hallway and the lighting isn't great. My paper storage has been just that, an
evolutionary process. That may not be a problem if you are not running your paper through a printer,
or if you don’t live in a humid environment. What they’re left with is overdue bills, late fees and shut
off notices. The packaging contains a special lining that absorbs moisture to help keep remaining
paper dry. As such, it’s still commonly used by businesses to keep records for compliance and audit
purposes. Sharon at Paper Fection has one that is all but identical to the one I use (I forgot where I
downloaded mine from, sorry). Depending on your hobbies and available space, you may have no
crafting papers at all (so this week is a break for you!) or this may be your biggest paper hurdle yet.
Carolyn Reply Delete Replies Reply Leanne January 9, 2012 at 2:34 PM Paper storage does seem to
get messy from time to time. Gold-foil labels help the rest of the family identify what’s what when
loading the printer.
Reseal any unused paper after opening to maintain paper freshness. We turned an unused guest
bedroom into my craft room a while back, and organizing it has been a work in progress. This was a
great method to keep all my scraps together, and I do use them. I have a section for each colour and
I keep my cardstock and papers together. I got them at Walmart and there are 12 in a package for
about 2 dollars. I also really need to organize my entire craft room, not just my paper. I know this is
the wrong post, but wanted to thank you for the tutorial on getting all the little pieces of paper off
the mat that I saw on Fantabulous Cricut. Thanks! Have a “to-be-filed” bin on your desk to keep
track of your filing. Since time is money, these lost hours can be very costly for a business. Probably
because I spent so many years in fashion design and my love for fabric still runs through my blood
and paper is very similar to fabric in so many ways. Some are beginners, some are advanced, but all
have paper and give great ideas. Paper crafting is one of my favorite crafting mediums (although
freezer paper stenciling now runs a close second) so I have LOTS of scrapbook paper. Reply Delete
Replies Reply Grammy Goodwill July 27, 2011 at 1:27 PM Great idea. Downloading, republication,
retransmission or reproduction of content on this website is strictly prohibited. I have some cropper
hopper storage for my paper, but what is it that you have your cropper hoppers in. But none of these
solutions work for rolls of paper. But if you do need to split out your tray, either for different
members of the household, or you feel you need to categorise your actions - you can by multiple
stacked or wall-mounted versions like these ones from the IKEA KVISSLE range. If a piece of
paper is large enough to be used again, it gets immediately tucked right into its colored box. Then
one day, my husband came home with a modular wall storage unit he got at a garage sale that he
thought I could use in my craft room. Some I can't post on Etsy because of their Angel Policy. I
don’t know if folks just never came and got their records or if they somehow got lost in the shuffle.
I wish I could firgure a system that works that well for me. On my desk, (starting from the left) I
have my paper cutter, my box of SU markers, dollar store flower pots repurposed into holding
various other tools, markers, paint brushes, etc, and then 3 towers of drawers (also by Sterlite) that
serve as catch-alls for anything small. For example, a 4-drawer file cabinet takes up an average of 17
square feet of office space. I will look out some pictures and post on my blog soon and give you a.
I'm envious because I am crammed into the corner of the spare bedroom so I am always digging
through the stack and I only ever make it so far into the pile. The paper is then carefully sealed into
packaging that contains a special lining for maintaining the humidity level of the paper for as long as
it is properly stored. Much like any kind of organization, it evolves, changes, and gets better (or
sometimes worse). She would put all her graded school work and artwork into the bin and at the end
of the school year we would go through it, and she would choose a few of her favorite pieces.
CURRENT INFORMATION FILING SYSTEM FILING DRAWERS My favourite option.
I still got at least 7 totes of scrapbooking stuff and no-where to put it all. It is available in three
colors, which makes coordinating with your room easier. Welcome! My name is Nicole but my
friends call me Coley, a cute little boy calls me Momma, and the love of my life calls me honey.
ACTION TRAY I always think it's best to keep your action tray as simple as possible, so an open
A4 tray or basket works best. You are the best. Thank you for sharing all of your great tips. A nice
looking file cabinet will cost you more, but you'll enjoy having it in your home. It is my hope that by
sharing the solutions that are working so well for me, as well as a host of other ideas used by other
bloggers and crafters, you will be able to identify systems and solutions that will allow you to easily
access what you have whenever the creative mood strikes. Why not hide all the paper mess in these
wondrous boxes. Using washi tape is not only a quick and easy way to add some pattern and
personality to your files, but adding another file tab is just a matter of tearing off another stretch of
tape. You need to have a filing cabinet to house your permanent files. So I just did that for each
subcategory and then put them in the box for each main category. Hurray! I had more than enough
room for this shelf in the closet of my craft room. Reply Delete Replies Reply People Who Know
Me Would Say: August 3, 2011 at 5:18 AM Organization. Disclaimer: Any pictures shown are for
your inspiration only and may not be used for constest submission, as I reserve that right for myself.
As such, it’s still commonly used by businesses to keep records for compliance and audit purposes.
Now let's talk about the different labels and how to store the paper. So we cut the 8 foot section
down an made a couple smaller ones (so they fit in my room better). I can see that you also stored
important documents properly and I hope you consider shredding those that are not really needed to
have less clutter. Storage locations that experience extreme temperature and humidity shifts, like the
floor, can increase the chances of moisture being absorbed into the paper. Depending on your
hobbies and available space, you may have no crafting papers at all (so this week is a break for you!)
or this may be your biggest paper hurdle yet. And the best part? If I can’t get it all to fit into the
basket, something has to go. I know you are enjoying having all your papers organized. This Nickel
Paper Caddy is a very stylish option for your desk, bookshelf, or counter. Or an old way. I went
back to the 24 cubby system, but ended up with two of them. Tucking these mini stacks into the
dividers would almost guarantee they’d get lost or shoved to the back. It doesn’t matter if it’s lateral
or vertical, two drawers or four as long as you purchase one, preferably with a lock. I would love for
you to stop by and link up your paper storage. Then they begin to gather together to take over my
home, surface by surface. Well, I recently revamped my paper storage closet and am proud to show
you my new and improved paper storage. There is a thread going on the Cricut message board about
organizing paper.
For example, a 4-drawer file cabinet takes up an average of 17 square feet of office space. I hope
going through these paper storage solutions has helped you as much as it has helped me. There are
charges for transporting information, re-boxing files, scanning papers. The bamboo is one option but
there are also many other colors and textures in the realm of desktop files. And as you can probably
see, it just wasn't working anymore. If you have tons of space on your desk, this is an even easier
option for grabbing out files that are used often and storing them away quickly. Choose climate-
controlled storage facilities and keep your records off the ground. I also really need to organize my
entire craft room, not just my paper. Call (336) 434-1222 for a free estimate, or visit them online to
learn more about their services. I have all my solid paper sorted by color and then the pattern by
Stripes; flowers; ect. My paper storage has been just that, an evolutionary process. Repeated folding
and unfolding of clippings, letters, and prints can result in creases and inadvertent rips. At some
point, I'll probably add a box for scraps and most likely end up with the holiday paper and themed
paper each in its own box. I think I'll be picking up another one soon - I'm almost out of space again.
Many of the other tools are temporary storage options. Some of you may be thinking that's not
organized but it's what makes sense for me and the way I use 8.5 x 11.:). They are inexpensive, cost
much less than their scrapbook store counterparts and are easy to make. We're just beginning with
our Cricut and I'm supposed to take it slow. A Letter Sorter is a great way to separate out the mail
designated for each member of the household. I have all my solid paper sorted by color and then the
pattern by Stripes; flowers; ect. Friends, I know dealing with paper scraps can be an exasperating
endeavor. I got them at Walmart and there are 12 in a package for about 2 dollars. These are all files
that are necessary to keep, but do not need to be accessed often. I know this is the wrong post, but
wanted to thank you for the tutorial on getting all the little pieces of paper off the mat that I saw on
Fantabulous Cricut. Thanks! While we still have some more “important” paper types to work through
in the coming weeks, I thought we could take a bit of a mental break and tackle something a little
more fun: crafting papers. With the exception of rolls, all of my craft papers are stored along the
second shelf in my office (shown below); and after I walk you through how to Sort, Purge, and
Assess such papers, I’m going to break down each unique storage method in detail. Have a “to-be-
filed” bin on your desk to keep track of your filing. That is one of the best decisions I have ever
made. Perfect for projects and ideas, memories and keepsakes, bulky manuals and instructions
booklets you need to keep. Reseal any unused paper after opening to maintain paper freshness.
Make sure to print it on whatever cardstock you usually use as the color can vary slightly from
cardstock to cardstock. How nice to be able to get to whatever you want without having to hunt. A
Letter Sorter is a great way to separate out the mail designated for each member of the household. I
own a mixture of Copic Ciao and Sketch, and as you know, the Ciao markers don't have the number
on the end like the other styles do. Using washi tape is not only a quick and easy way to add some
pattern and personality to your files, but adding another file tab is just a matter of tearing off another
stretch of tape. Store the boxes on a bookshelf to make a statement. So how does one go about
organizing and storing their paper. We're just beginning with our Cricut and I'm supposed to take it
slow. As such, I suggest initially sorting your crafting papers into the following broad categories (if
you have them, of course). Choose climate-controlled storage facilities and keep your records off the
ground. If you have extra desk space, then consider including one of these files on your desk. Here
is your chance to re-examine each and every last paper and determine if it’s something you will
genuinely use. Back then I didn't think to take photos of my storage - who does that sort of thing. If
you have tons of space on your desk, this is an even easier option for grabbing out files that are used
often and storing them away quickly. This Paper Type includes obvious papers such as cardstock,
scrapbook paper, and paper packs and pads as well as printable labels, specialty papers, photo papers,
paper rolls (such as vinyl, wrapping paper, etc) and more. Ky Reply Delete Replies Reply c.w.frosting
August 11, 2011 at 8:16 PM Great idea. At some point, I'll probably add a box for scraps and most
likely end up with the holiday paper and themed paper each in its own box. I love almost all
paper.patterned, textured, solid. Also think about where you will put the letter sorter and how much
room you are willing to give to your incoming mail. I spend more time trying to get organized than I
do actually creating. I always look at my scraps first before cutting into a new sheet. Today, we are
going to tackle the Craft Paper Type, and this includes any type of papers you would use to make
projects. Wow this is crazy good You did a great job, you can see all of the colors at a glance. I stress
the “side opening” because it’s a whole lot easier to get the tacky acrylic stamps into these than the
top opening ones. She would put all her graded school work and artwork into the bin and at the end
of the school year we would go through it, and she would choose a few of her favorite pieces.
Probably because I spent so many years in fashion design and my love for fabric still runs through
my blood and paper is very similar to fabric in so many ways. I hope going through these paper
storage solutions has helped you as much as it has helped me. At the time, my daughter was a minor
but since that time I’ve had my will revised several times to reflect the changes in our lives. I'm
thrilled to take a part in this fantastic collection of artists from. Not only will it let you keep track of
what colors you already have, but it also makes a nice reference when you are trying to match
marker color to ribbon or paper.