I have just realized that I am obsessed with storing my scrapbook supplies in baskets. Right now I have 8 different baskets holding a variety of supplies. It seems whenever I get the urge to re-organize something in my scrap space it will involve a basket. I love how everything is contained in one spot, but that I can also still see my pretty supplies. Now I will admit that I use other storage options too, but it seems like the baskets are what I am drawn too. So I thought I would share the photographic proof of my obsession....
I think this is the third or fourth way I have stored my stamps. I have tried binders, but didn't really like it. Then they were laying down in plastic drawers, but got tired of that too. So now I am trying a basket. I do have a reference binder that I have stamped all the images in for quick reference.
I love having my border punches (and paper crimper) all in one place.
The polka dot baskets holds my scraps that I make while scrapping until I get them filed away. This really helps to keep my desk cleared off. The pink basket holds all my journaling cards. I also cut up the sheets from Bo Bunny & Echo Park when I am down to just scraps from the collection. Before this they were in a clear drawer, but it was hard to look through them all.
All my Thickers! I just moved these to this basket too. These were in another large plastic drawer, but I wanted a drawer for my full size sticker sheets (the 12x12 ones). Plus seeing the Thickers make me smile!
This is a basket of all my blank mini albums. All of these are just waiting for me to create something with them.
This is where I store my blank cards and even the finished ones too. I really need to buy some more when my spending freeze is over.
I bought a TON of these tags for a Christmas project and decided to store all the rest in a pretty basket. I am hoping to create some more fun stuff with these, but right now I am just enjoying scrapping again!
And finally I have all my small paper pads in another basket. I think I might need to get busy and start using these up making cards. I don't seem to use them as much as I thought I would.