Scrapbook paper storage
- Acrylic pocket defending their paper in a vertical standing position, is a solution to recommend. Allows you to easily search through and get an overview, saves time. It is also easy to start up with a storage compartment, and then fill in with more gradually as your paper stock is growing.
- As a beginner, you may not yet be scrapped together a whole album, but probably has a bunch of loose layouts. These should you store that case horizontally, instead, to avoid the risk that they get folded or starts to sag, and thus become damaged.
- As a beginner, you may not yet be scrapped together a whole album, but probably has a bunch of loose layouts. These should you store that case horizontally, instead, to avoid the risk that they get folded or starts to sag, and thus become damaged.
- Cardstock can be organized color wise (most popular) and then a shade of each color. You then create sections for black, white, brown, cream, violet blue, green, yellow, orange and red. It works really well!
- Patterned paper can be organized into major categories such as stars, dots, flowers, animals, holidays, stripes, plaid, etc. You can also choose to organize the paper variety, vellum, embossed, mulberry, handmade, metallic, etc.
- Both the cardstock and patterned paper can of course be organized for brand/manufacturers, if you prefer. Then the next sorting level look like above.
- If you have a booklet with paper from any manufacturer, you should endeavor not to split the booklet, because the papers probably match each other pretty good!
- If you are scrapping for a while so you end up with great certainty in a situation where you have plenty of paper in various sizes and as always, it is 12x12 which is the most difficult to solve storage for both a quality assured manner and so that they are easily to find! Try to organize them in a simple plastic box or plastic bin, if possible, with handles on the outside, or even the wheel in the box?!. This is one of the most cost-effective solutions, which simultaneously secures easy to find because you see all the colors, and it's also pretty easy to browse without damaging the papers. Use dividers to organize into categories.
- A good tip on storage is IKEA.s products generally. Blue. they have excellent and stylish storage for eg paper through the series "MUCK", where you will find a metal box in aluminum look that can handle 12x12 paper. The box is 13x13 in the ground and equipped with handles. It is also possible to buy the wheels and put on the bottom of the box!
Install some hanging folders and sort your paper! You get a wonderful mobile storage for your paper, easy to stow away when you do not need them!
- To keep your 8.5 x 11 paper is slightly easier. Try to put your papers in plastic sleeves in a binder. sort them into categories or colors. This storage method protects the papers and they are always easily accessible.
More tips in the video below!
- Both the cardstock and patterned paper can of course be organized for brand/manufacturers, if you prefer. Then the next sorting level look like above.
- If you have a booklet with paper from any manufacturer, you should endeavor not to split the booklet, because the papers probably match each other pretty good!
- If you are scrapping for a while so you end up with great certainty in a situation where you have plenty of paper in various sizes and as always, it is 12x12 which is the most difficult to solve storage for both a quality assured manner and so that they are easily to find! Try to organize them in a simple plastic box or plastic bin, if possible, with handles on the outside, or even the wheel in the box?!. This is one of the most cost-effective solutions, which simultaneously secures easy to find because you see all the colors, and it's also pretty easy to browse without damaging the papers. Use dividers to organize into categories.
- A good tip on storage is IKEA.s products generally. Blue. they have excellent and stylish storage for eg paper through the series "MUCK", where you will find a metal box in aluminum look that can handle 12x12 paper. The box is 13x13 in the ground and equipped with handles. It is also possible to buy the wheels and put on the bottom of the box!
Install some hanging folders and sort your paper! You get a wonderful mobile storage for your paper, easy to stow away when you do not need them!
- To keep your 8.5 x 11 paper is slightly easier. Try to put your papers in plastic sleeves in a binder. sort them into categories or colors. This storage method protects the papers and they are always easily accessible.
More tips in the video below!
Paper Storage - Craft Organization
Scrapbook Paper Storage 101
