I found magnetic sheets at the Home Depot, they are vent covers, 3 large sheets (not sure of size, but bigger than a piece of paper) for 5 bucks! 😁 I was just doing this yesterday:)
Thank you so much for sharing a simple yet effective way to diy stamp storage. I only had the wide packaging tape. So I tried Ad tech permanent crafter's tape on the roller. Works great! Thanks again.
Omg...thank you so much for making this project so quick and easy, especially for a beginner like me! And I so appreciate that this project was affordable from my favorite store, Dollar Tree! Love your organization ideas too!
I love it!!! I am always looking for new ways to create and store. Lawd know we have enough supplies to open our own craft store. 😜. Thank you for sharing your wonderful idea.
Thank you so much for this idea! I've wanted to make my own storage pockets for awhile now because the Name brand storage sleeves are too expensive for my taste and I can't being myself to order them. I know on your blog you did recommend using the FUSE TOOL. Do you know anyone that has tried using the FUSE on the report covers? Just wondering if it will work using the fuse or not? I'm hoping it'll work and going to try myself just wanted to see if anyone else has tried on the thicker plastic before I ruin some report covers lol. Thank you again for your tutorial! Wonderful idea!
Hi Amy, I hope you are doing well. All you need to do is make your card inserts with tabs as shown. Once they are made, just turn the paper around so the tab is on the right. Then, you can add your label on there. I hope this helps. ❤️
I like this idea because it uses things that are cheap and easy to get but i am thinking that the tape will eventually split down the side starting at the top edge. I think if i try this method, i will use a thin strip of double sided tape in the inner edge of the pocket on each side. Just hope it doesnt stick to the contents.
The tape can split eventually, but it is very easy to simply add another strip. Mine have lasted for a few months now and no problems. Glad you found this helpful. :)
You can use overhead projector sheets or acetate if they are clear stamps. If they are rubber stamps that need to be unmounted from the wooden block, you can find all the instructions on how to do that in my video linked here for you: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1kzSwG8lT5s.html
Yes, that would be ideal! I would recommend using the Fuze sheets however, because the report covers might be a bit too thick. Nonetheless, they were only $1 so you could do a practice sheet. 😊
