Stampin' Up Storage

[akfbetts]

Hey Ladies,
I am trying to organize all my stamps once and for all! I need a quick reference guide to know what stamps I have...since we all have way to many!!! Does anyone know a place online that has all of the images of the Stampin' Up sets from the past and present where I can print them off?
Thanks!
;)

[RosieLP]

I don't know of such an online site or blog...but even if you could find one would it really be all that helpful to you? There would SO many images and unless you have SO many of those stamps I can't see how this would help you...I would think it would make you page through a ton of pages.

I created a binder where I have stamped an image of every stamp I own, categorized by theme. I take this binder with me when I go shopping so I don't end up buying something I already have. A long time ago I unmounted all my stamps and keep them, by category, in binders. This system works like a charm for me.

[UnderstandBlue]

Well we have them in the gallery. Usually the first image in each SU stamp set gallery is an "index" card which has all the images for reference. You could print those for the sets you have.

[KalaKitty]

Quote:

Originally Posted by akfbetts

Hey Ladies,
I am trying to organize all my stamps once and for all! I need a quick reference guide to know what stamps I have...since we all have way to many!!! Does anyone know a place online that has all of the images of the Stampin' Up sets from the past and present where I can print them off?
Thanks!
;)

I've been looking for something like this too for my DVD case inserts. Sometimes I can find them in past catalogs. There are some here if you want to check them out. Stampin Style

[gregzgurl]

If you put the name of the stamp set, along with "images", into a search engine (like "All the Best Images" for example), you can often get the same (or close) image that's in the catalog or on the label sheet that comes with the stamps. There are a lot of other images that come up, too - like cards made with the set, etc. - but I've found quite a few this way...

[stampersim]

it would be much faster (and cheaper -- you wouldn't use all that printer ink!!) to just stamp the images that you have !!! I have done that with some of my sets and keep the piece of paper in the bottom of each stamp set so I can remember what stamps are included .... and it's easy to know which one is missing (if any) without having to pull out old catalogs to reference it.

[Pendant23]

Quote:

Originally Posted by stampersim

it would be much faster (and cheaper -- you wouldn't use all that printer ink!!) to just stamp the images that you have !!! I have done that with some of my sets and keep the piece of paper in the bottom of each stamp set so I can remember what stamps are included .... and it's easy to know which one is missing (if any) without having to pull out old catalogs to reference it.

I made a binder. Took a while but I am close enough to call it done. I have been photo copying the clear mount cases, but stamping the wood ones because I want the image stamped upright. (Sometimes they don't fit in the case all facing the same way. The sticker sheets are the same.)

I made a word file that i print. It just has a couple of lines. I write the set name, quantity, category, and number of stamps in the set. I printed it on a transparency, too. When I copy the clear sets, I put the transparency on the copier then the set.

I have several sets that can be more than one category. A few of those I made two sheets, one for each category. I also started a "punch" category. I am putting those sets that match the specialty punches in it. It is not quite done just because I still need to do my Spanish sets.