5 Ways to GET ORGANIZED in Your Craft Space!
Hey there friends, its Nina-Marie Trapani here with you! We’re kicking off the new year with some organizational ideas to freshen your crafty space and help you meet those goals for 2026. Check out all of these fun and simple ideas!
Re-inker Storage
Our Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Saturated Inks are available in re-inkers so you can keep your pads primed for perfect stamping—but what’s the best way to store these beautiful bottles? An easy solution is to use Tim Holtz’s Multi-Storage Tin! The tin comes with two inserts, one of which works perfectly for holding up to 24 bottles of our Pawsitively Saturated Re-inkers.
For All the Things: Pawsitively Everything Clear Pockets and Storage Boxes
Our Simon exclusive Clear Pockets and Storage Boxes is the perfect, multi-use organizational system for smaller sized products. If you use a lot of gem stickers and sticker embellishments, the Clear Pockets are a convenient method for sorting and storing different sheets. The pockets have a flap to keep anything inside secure. And the pockets fit perfectly inside our Storage Boxes so you can store all of your gems and stickers together in one place! If you have a lot of embellishments, you could also label the boxes for different types and styles.
These storage options are also super handy for adhesives! I like to sort our Simon Says Stamp foam squares by type into Clear Pockets (of which I label), and then store all of them together within a Storage Box. It keeps them all together but while I’m crafting I’m able to easily distinguish which kind I am looking for.
Scrap Sorting
If you like holding on to all those scraps of paper but have trouble figuring out the best way to organize them, you should try THIS! Our Simon Says Stamp Rainbow Mesh Bags and Ring Clip offer a colorful but functional way to keep your scraps. Because they are large enough to hold 8 1/2″ x 11″ sheets of paper, you have all the room you need inside to hold any sized scrap of leftover cardstock! Use the rainbow of bags to sort your scraps—when you are crafting, the visual guide will help you find the color of cardstock you’re looking for in no time at all!
Envelopes for Ephemera
Our Simon exclusive Storage Envelopes are a multi-functional option for storing a lot of different products (such as Tim Holtz cling stamps). I find they also work great for organizing my different packs of ephemera. The envelopes can hold an entire package of ephemera (sometimes even more than 1 pack depending on how large it is). And the flap closure keeps me from losing even the smaller bits and pieces. You can also label these if you’d like, or keep the original packaging inside for reference as I do.
All of these simple solutions are very effective ways to step up your organizational game this year and refreshen your craft space! Be sure to watch the video below for additional details!
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I love how many options you have for nice looking storage
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