One of my favorite lines is Graphic 45 *okie hears someone in the back say "DUH" and throws a bottle of Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive at their head and wonder if the nipple will stay on the bottle when it hits the intended target*
and my friend Carmen recently found papers from several of their
collections at Tuesday Morning and sent me a box full of paper. For
those who don't know, Carmen is one of my BFF's and lives in Houston and
has access to many things I do not and she is generous and kind enough
to pick up things for me quite frequently. I always try to send her
money for such said shopping excursions but she make me pay her in cards
and other items I make. Anywho...yes I meant anywho, she went to
another Tuesday Morning and found some other sheets from those
collections and couldn't remember what all she had gotten the last time.
Luckily my paper was still out on my table and I was able to quickly go
through them and let her know what we did and didn't have. I knew at
that moment it would be so much easier if I had a list and went about making a spreadsheet inventory.
Last year on Black Friday I got a Brother P Touch PT-D200 for $10 and I absolutely love that thing! I order the refills off Amazon because they are a lot cheaper than getting them at Staples or other stores, I'm thinking about half the cost if I remember correctly. I also ordered the cord because it is not very economical to keep batteries going in this thing. There are a lot of options for fonts, sizes, etc in the label maker and I sometimes forget what settings I used for labels. The reason I am telling you this is in the next paragraph.
The first line that says "Labels for collections" is actually just a
reference for me in case I need to make new labels in the future.
As you can see I have the collection name in the first column and then the name of the specific sheet. You may wonder why I did that for the Graphic 45 and the reason is that when you get the paper at Tuesday Morning it comes in packs of 20 of the same sheet so I have multiple sheets. And NO, I am not so OCD that I am going to count the sheets and put that in there but of course if you would like to do so there is column space for it.
If you would like this file you can download it here - Graphic45 Inventory XLSX
Here is my Graphic 45, or at least part of it, in my Cropper Hoppers. I have divider between each collection and they are in alphabetical order as is each individual sheets. I will be able to easily add to the inventory and put the paper away now and know exactly where to find the collection. There are a few of the collections that are in packs and those are inventoried as such in the list.
Tomorrow I will be posting my embossing folder inventory and will share the file for it as well. Now go get to organizing!
I wish our Tuesday Morning was still in town. You don't find Graphic 45 papers around here much, if ever. That's nice that Carmen does that. You are so organized Shirley, so organized that you need to hire yourself out! lol I could use someone like you to help me organized my crap, I mean scrappy stuff. lol Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteI wish I was as organized as you are or at least a fraction of what you are would do :)
ReplyDeleteYou can't even walk in my scrap room because there is so many totes in there full of scrap stuff. Thank you for sharing all that you do!!!
Now that is organized! Are you totally sure you don't need a therapist??? ROFL. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love Graphic 45 papers too. They are my favorites. Thanks for sharing your organizational spread sheets. They are very helpful.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your post on organizing embossing folders.
Thanks,
Marilyn C.
You shame us all with your incredible organizational skills...and the fact that you actually put them to use!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat organization skills. . . Love all of your ideas.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Have a nice crafty day.
Marcia
I've never been to a Tuesday Morning but have heard they are awesome. One of these days I'll come across one. Thank you for sharing all the organizational tips and tools! I love it!
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