I used to stores wood stamps similar to your method but grew to hate it. I've been stamping 20 years. I like my birthday stamps, xmas stamps, thank you stamps ect each in their own container. I love to display them about my craft room during the holiday month. They are part of my decor since I normally am at least ahead one month in my card making. I label each container appropriately. It only takes minutes to find what I am looking for. And I keep acrylic/clear stamps with them. I do have a catalogue if I want to get ideas while watching TV so I know where to find items. Sentiments are the most difficult to organize for me. You do have some good ideas/products so I may follow a few.

Make sure you peel the tape backing off before you cut and then you can just cut and stick........cut and stick........etc.

TIPHANY … Are your trays only 8.5” x 11”? If not, maybe - as you were stamping your “swatches” - it might also have been helpful for future “re-filing” if you had put a sheet of a heavier card stock in the bottom of the drawer, and stamped it as well. That way, you’ll have a reference as to where, in the drawer, the stamp belonged. The photocopied piece could then be stored in a 3-ring binder for less cumbersome access to joggle the memory?

Thank you for sharing smiles

I stamped all my stamps on separate sheets of papers and named them by the drawer name, I also have stamps in pizza boxes and I have those stamped on paper. They are categorized by box number in sheet protectors and in a 3 ring binder. Very organized!

I have a challenge for you Tiffany, can you come up with organization ways for fabrics of a sewing room?

I really need to get this done smiles

a lot of people still have them in the clamshells from when they obtained them so I don't find it misleading at all.

Can you please tell me where you purchased your table from, I noticed there is like a shelf on the bottom and I haven't seen anything like that around

Is this the last lesson?

Miss spelled.... grams. SorryI was on a hurry to get this to you. Elsie

Please stop using that stamp and scrub. It is nothing but a bacteria catcher, ink spreader and stamp destroyer. It is better to use an old kitchen cloth and stamp cleaner (so it can be washed) or better yet, my favorite thing to use is baby wipes. Aloe no alcohol, scented or not, it doesn't matter. You also don't address un-mounting the stamps and using something like EZ Mount foam. Much easier to store, you can still copy the images, or number them (which ever).

you need to update what your doing, as Stampin' Up! no longer sells the stamps in clam shells and it's a bit misleading :D

Several of your videos don't have sound. This is one.