I use a accordion folder to organize my loose stickers. If I take something out of a sticker book I will label the back of the sheet with the Brand and Sticker Book name.
I feel you on the binders - it looks like a great and easy idea. But mine the pages always seems to flop about, bend, bunch up & not flip very well. Half the time they would bulge enough that the sticker slipped out of the top as I turned pages. the binders were overstuffed as I needed double to make them look normal and stand up without falling. So I gave it up. When you have “too many” the drawers & being on their sides to flip through is the easiest way to store. I do categories for my brain: letters/ words/ blank labels / planner type/ generic shapes/ birthdays / then the theme categories: holidays/ travel/ summer/ ocean/ animals/ plants/ foods & drinks Then some you just have to do by unique style or collection - my doodlebugs are all 1 place. No matter what the color or theme or material.
I used the ideas from Totally Tiffany to sort my scrapbook paper, stickers, and kits by season, theme, or color. For something that I'm not sure about - I just pick the theme I want to use first. I also have some bigger themes like "kids," which lots of things can fit in lol. :)
I really like the clear bins within the drawer to separate your stickers and putting your BTW4G alphas on a ring is great too! May need to do some organizing while watching football this weekend 😅
i just put all my stickers in binders i took a page protector put a piece of card stock in then i put one pack on each side of the cardstock and only 2 per page then i have several binders they are sorted by catagory then in each binder like i said i have several but i have room for a lot more binders than i do bins full i also put my stencils stamps and dies and my sewing patterns all are now in binders sorted and on the shelf now instead of taking up a shelf each the all take up a total of 2 shelves and i even have my color charts prepper journals and my extra supplies meaning page protectors tabbed dividers etc. so i saved a ton of room by doing this now to find a ribbon solution that works for me
I am with you, Albums don’t work for me either. Taking the time to put them back into pages in the albums when I’m done just doesn’t happen. I like to be able to flip through them easily. But like you said, there isn’t a right or wrong way. It just depends on how you work best. I am curious about the planners that you’re done with. How long do you keep them intact, when do you take them apart and save the dividers and covers, do you save the pages? Just trying to figure out what to do when the year is over. Thanks.
I've been saving my catch-all planner each year and then the others I usually dismantled at the end of the year, without saving any of the paper pages.
Have you seen that HP have brought out a new faith layout planner called Peony and Sky | 2024 Faith Layout available at Michaels. I can't get onto the Michaels website from the UK but I saw a flip through here on RU-vid.
