I am brilliant!
OK, so not really. (snort!) I just had a momentary flash of pure EINSTEIN!!!! So, humor me, eh?!
I'm a die-hard wood-mount fan. No matter how many different ways and times I have tried in my 13 years of stampin' to embrace the UM concept, I still no likey. Does it mean I refuse to buy or use UMs? No. It means, that, given a preference, I buy and use WM stamps over UMs because *for me*, they are more convenient. I find UMs very frequently all too time-consuming. Doesn't mean they're "bad". It means I simply like wood waaaaaay m'oh bettah. That's it, end of story on the WM vs. UM debate--which, IMHO, shouldn't even be a debate because, for cryin' out loud, it's about personal preference and what works best for the stamper herself.
Now, back to the momentary flash of Einstein, for which I am seriously thinkin' somebody--anybody-- should be handin' me a trophy (OK, I'd take chocolate over a trophy, chortle!):
Storage and organization, as far as ease and convenience, has always been one of the teeth-gnashing draw-backs for me in regards to clear stamps/rubbah UMs, and, therefore, why I tend to avoid using them. But, WaterPixie had sent me this waaaaaay cool box for storing greeting cards, which she found at Target. I was unable to find them at the sucky Target an hour away from me. (insert frowny face). Pixie to the rescue!!! {{{{{{{Pixie}}}}}}}
I know what you're thinking: Good GAWD, woman!!! Shut the Hades up and show us the goods!!!!!!!!
OK! Alright already!!!! (cackle!)
And, you can get it in bigger/longer sizes, too! You can check 'em all out at: Cropper Hopper
"Show me the chocolate!!!!" --modified, Jerry McGuire (ROTFLMAO!)





Very clean looking...I love it! I would like to include this in the Rubber Stamp Storage Tips portion of my book, Creative Spaces for Papercrafters due out this Fall! Please contact me at: dwshainpublishing if you are interested in being published!
Deanna
Shain Publishing
Posted by:Deanna Shain | June 14, 2007 at 09:52 AM
Very clean looking...I love it! I would like to include this in the Rubber Stamp Storage Tips portion of my book, Creative Spaces for Papercrafters due out this Fall! Please contact me at: dwshainpublishing if you are interested in being published!
Deanna
Shain Publishing
Posted by:Deanna Shain | June 14, 2007 at 09:52 AM
I saw a link to this post over at Craft Critique today (www.craftcritique.com). Great information!! Keep up the good work!!
Posted by:Melissa | June 14, 2007 at 06:53 AM
What a terrific idea! I have one of these boxes and it was getting so full of class samples that I was going to relegate it to the closet. Now I don't Thanks.
Posted by:Marg | September 21, 2006 at 11:30 AM
Fabulous idea (thanks for sharing!) I love my wood mounted stamps but have a box of unmounteds too - I'm going to Target!
Posted by:lauriann | September 18, 2006 at 06:21 PM
I use old CD cases that my DD and her boyfriend toss, once they organize their CDs.
I stamp all the images onto a piece of paper, then store that in the CD as well.
LOVE tho how you use the box to store yours!
Posted by:Dale Anne | September 18, 2006 at 01:03 PM
Was there ever any doubt that you're pure Genius! Love, love the idea!!!
Posted by:Asela | September 18, 2006 at 06:32 AM
Thanks for sharing your idea Julie. The next time I am in Target I will pick one up.
Posted by:Mary | September 18, 2006 at 01:42 AM
This is a fantastic idea - thanks for sharing!
Posted by:Melissa (PrincessMSK) | September 17, 2006 at 06:32 PM
i adore your humor.
Posted by:janice | September 17, 2006 at 04:19 PM
Ooooooo!! That IS schmart!! Certainly an Einstein moment! (minus the crazy hair) ;o)
I'm just starting to like some UM stamps, and I love this storage/organization solution! Thanks for sharing, Miss Julie! And I'm glad the box came in handy! YAY!! ((((BIG HUGS))))
Posted by:Emily - WaterPixie | September 17, 2006 at 03:57 PM
Good going, Einstein!!! That is really, really cool! I love how you did that...I may just have to try the same thing with my UM's! Thanks so much for sharing with us...we love your ideas!
Have a fabulous Sunday!!
Posted by:Diane McVey | September 17, 2006 at 12:04 PM