If paper is your #1 organization challenge, scraps are probably #2.ย To get you started WATCH this Scrap Management video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYF3h-lUTaI&feature=youtu.be Thereโs something about throwing scraps away at the end of a project that many of us struggle with. Before I go any further, I want you to answer 1 question โ โIf you took time to scrapbook a little bit everyday for the rest of your life, would you ever run out of paper?โ I suspect the answer was uttered with a little bit of chuckle, a slight head shake, and a โNnnno.โ So, why are you digging through boxes, folders, basketsโฆof scraps?ย Use the paper you have, use the paper you love and stop spending your time searching for a tiny scrap of paper. Iโm not saying you should throw away all your scraps, Iโm just saying you should be more mindful of the scraps you choose to…
WINNER UPDATE – Congratulations to Pamela White – This week’s lucky winner! Hello beautiful WEDNESDAY!ย Our most favourite day of the week!!!!!ย This week we are UBER excited to be partnering with Totally-Tiffany to give one lucky winner this FABULOSA Die File Storage!!! YAHOOOO!!!! The Die File is a heavy-duty storage box that is designed to organize 100s of thin metal dies with ease! Included with each Die File are 10 slide-out tabbed panels and 60 adhesive magnetic strips. These tabbed panels and magnetic strips, work together to create a simple organizational system for labeling, storing, and organizing your dies! โ Plus, the Die File is designed to fit into most craft cube storage units and can be stored either horizontally or vertically!โ To enter to win the Totally-Tiffany Die File Storage 1. CLICK HERE to enter your name into the draw! You have until Friday, Sept 27th at midnight…
Three things you donโt want to miss from Totally-Tiffany Get Organized with me! Go from overwhelmed to organized when you take my Get Organized Challenge (GOC).ย The GOC is a FREE online series of classes that will help you get your scrapbooking, cardmaking and general craft supplies organized. 20,000 past graduates canโt be wrong โ Sign up today! Jeanne L. I loved the series! Not only did I get inspired to clean up and organize my craft supplies, but Iโm applying the principles to the whole house. For 6 straight weeks, our 60 gallon recycle bin was full of โstuffโ. Quite amazing how papers accumulate. Found more unnecessary junk than one would think possible. The Embossing Station โ our Latest and GREATEST Our new Embossing Station is the perfect way to both store and use your heat embossing tool.ย This handy station comes with a paddle and project clip to…
Hello everyone, Tiffany Spaulding here from Totally-Tiffany. If you’ve been avoiding attending crafting events because the thought of packing up and unpacking is overwhelming, this blog post is for you. Having the right tools for organizing your supplies โon the goโ will be a key to your success at a crafting event. These 5 tools will simplify packing for the event, crafting at the event, and unpacking when you get home. 1.ย Craft Crate with Apron How does it simplify the process of packing up?ย ย Unlike many of the crop totes that are on the market, the Craft Crate isnโt loaded with dozens of pockets, zippers, compartments, and flaps.ย There’s a few pockets and flaps, but not dozens. The apron around the Craft Crate was designed to hold all your basic tools so they are visible and accessible. You don’t have to remember where you put things because you can see everything.…
Hello everyone Tiffany Spaulding here today on the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine blog excited to share you some tips and tricks on organizing your dies.ย What youโll need: A binder for creating a catalog Paper for the catalog sheets โ I like 12×12 because I can get more on each page, but you can also use A4 or 8.5×11 Page protectors for the catalog pages Label Maker – optional Paper for creating each die sample Step 1 โ Choose an organization tool for your dies There are many different types of die organizers; magnetic, boxes, binders, etc. Choosing the best die organizer for your dies will depend on where you craft.ย If you always craft at home, you can use a desktop or shelf-type file box.ย If you travel with your dies, a binder or bag will be a better option. 1-Binder โ 3โ Flippinโ Storage Binder with Medium Die &…
Getting from Containerize to Organized – Why You Need the 4 Section System and a ScrapRack Hello everyone, Tiffany Spaulding here today from Totally-Tiffany on the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine blog. Iโve been helping crafters, specifically scrapbookers and card makers get organized for just over 15 years.ย In that time one thing has remained constant, crafterโs whose supplies are visible and accessible – get more done, craft more often, use more of their stash, experience less frustration looking for supplies, enjoy attending more crafting events AND have a significantly easier time putting their supplies away at the conclusion of a project.ย If you want to improve your crafting experience, itโs time to give up the โdig and searchโ for the โFlip and Find!โ Your big question?ย โHow do I get my supplies visible and accessible?โย The answer is simpler than you might imagine โ Embrace the 4 Section System Move your…
Thereโs Air In There โ Maximizing Your Craft Storage Space at Home and Away Hello everyone Tiffany Spaulding here today on the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine blog. The most important thing about maximizing storage is using ALL the space you have.ย I know youโre thinking, โof course, Iโm using the space, itโs fullโ.ย But if you take a look around your room, your closet, even your crop tote, you may find that your space is filled with air. Open Shelving I started with this shelving unit from IKEA, itโs called Fjalkinge.ย To maximize your storage space, youโll want to fill that space from left to right, top to bottom and back to front โ L2R, T2B, B2F โ that means going vertical if you can and when you can. Itโs easier to do than you think. If you have items sitting on your shelf that are different heights, youโll have a…