How Do You Store Your Stamps!

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Comment by Joy Nieweglowski on January 14, 2012 at 11:48am

I love the shinny cardstock in page protectors idea!  I have been buying the EZ Mount panels and putting them in 3-Ring binders.  I love them, but they are expensive! 

Comment by Laura Janis on August 3, 2011 at 3:32pm

thanks for allowing me to join. I just  added more shelves to my area. I have been a member of KOM since Jan. and I have been buying stamps ever since God know when. So I am in desperate need of  some  HELP.  But I want and need them to be  handy and easy to see. Too often I forget what I have and keep using the same old stamps.

Angie did send me the name what to get to put in a note book. I just haven't been able to find it around my area.

 

Comment by Sharon Gullikson on June 10, 2011 at 9:30pm

I just bought 40 of those white sheets because I don't want to possibly ruin my stamps. It just isn't worth the chance.....How great that you found them at a thrift store! That was lucky. The company that makes them is only a few miles from my house, so I went down there to save on shipping. Now I need some big notebooks (binders). I'm hoping for free (my hubby's co-workers throw them away sometimes....) Thanks for your suggestion!!

Comment by Nancy B on June 10, 2011 at 8:33pm

I use those White Plastic Storage board.  and put them inside a 3 ringed zipper notebook.  That I have found at a Thrift shop.

 

I have all my unmounted rubber stamps stored this way.   

Comment by Sharon Gullikson on May 18, 2011 at 11:49pm

Does anyone know for sure if plexiglass can damage the foam backing of Unity stamps? I looked up plexiglass online, and it's sometimes called something like acryliglass or something that sounds like acrylic. So I'm wondering if it will cause my foam to deteriorate? I asked Andrea at Unity, but she didn't know for sure. She suggested that I try out just one or 2 stamps on the plexiglass. Good suggestion, but I won't have anywhere to put my hundreds of stamps, and they will need a temporary home for a year or so to make sure...HELP!!!!! if you know...

Comment by Maria Levine on May 1, 2011 at 4:35pm

Just spent most of the afternoon fixing up my stamp space, cleaning and organizing a bit.  AND finally I have all my Unity stamps organized.  I don't yet have the last 3 KOTM sets in something but the sheets are added to my folder of images.  AND I just left the stamps themselves in their bags they came in and labeled the bag.  Right now that works for me.

Comment by Corry Heinricks on April 29, 2011 at 6:47pm

I have a few of the folders n storage things from unity but I cut the folders to use for 2 sheets. Found it easier to remove and use, otherwise I have used acrylic packaging from scrap stuff which I assume is acid free but hmm?

Comment by Sara Fink on April 29, 2011 at 6:38pm

Thanks again!  Better safe than sorry!!!!  And that saying "You get what you pay for" ...I am learning is very true in most situations!!!!!  :)

Comment by Rachel Bogner on April 29, 2011 at 6:33pm

Lisa, those are where I get mine and are the Graphix brand.

 

Sara, if they say they are acid free, you should be safe. I just wanted to make sure you checked them since mine did that and now one of my most wanted stamps has a little trouble in the cling department! Sometimes it is better to not be cheap!

Comment by Lisa Wallace on April 29, 2011 at 6:30pm

Hobby Lobby also has some in the drafting section that are acid free...they're in a pad of 25. :)

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