For the embossing powder samples I used the same glue dot technique I use on the tops of my bottles. The Stickles I had a color sample I printed on the sheet and then if I had the color I put a glob over the color sample so I knew I already own it and what it exactly looked like. Nice way to have all product samples in one place.
For my ink pad samples above I used a Q-Tip and placed one dot to the left if I have a large ink pad in that color and a dot if I had a dew drop in that color. I will add another dot if I get the reinkers but at the moment I don't have any.
My distress ink and dabber charts were blank. I downloaded them from the Ranger site, I think. I scaled it to my sheet size and then using my inker or dabber I placed a dot in the coordinating squares. I still have a lot of work to do on my little book but I know it will keep me from over purchasing in the future. I have a page with Cricut Cart., Cuttlebug, Rubber Stamps by brand, etc. I love it. I will post when it is complete.
Such an AWESOME Idea Christie!!!!! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteVery good idea Christie. I like how professional it looks as well. I started a similar book a while back ago, about 5 years! and wish I would have finished and kept up with it then cause I cannot imagine attempting it now. They are a lot of work, howver I do the same thing, go to the store and come back with the same stuff! Having a real time with it right now with my alcohol and distress inks. I have quite a stash that needs to be taken back! Thanks again~ Sherry F.
ReplyDeleteOnce again you show how creative you are. I really need to do the same. What program did you create your templates on?
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Hello Christie,
ReplyDeletereally a good organizing idea and neatly done but... maybe you have too much stuff ?!? ( just my thoughts...)
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Love this! I started something much more simplistic several years ago - just lists of each item/color name in a small spiral notebook but outgrew it far too fast. Wish I had done something more like this! I will be downloading those charts from Ranger for sure! I can't wait to see your whole book completed! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteChristie, you had me GMBO over your comment:-
ReplyDelete"then find out I already own that too. I guess I know what I like." Tooooooo cute!
Love your inventory book! TFS! :-)
Wonderful tag, love the roses and the background for sure!
ReplyDeleteGreat tag! I haven't done a grunge rose in quite a while - have to work on that. And I love the metal background!
ReplyDeleteLove it, looks fabulous. B xx
ReplyDeleteI have been playing with making a book like this for myself. Thanks for sharing yours. Just one question, where on the ranger site did you find the pages to download? Thanks
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! You own a lot more than I do, but I found I had to make a list of embossing folders so I don't duplicate them. I printed it small enough to slip in my purse. Other things, like ink and inkpads, I don't own enough to forget - so far! When my supplies expand, I may be following your example.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to see these examples. I have been wondering how to organize what I have and to put it in a book. I have been making lists of things, but a book like this would be great. Where did you get the charts that you used? I can't wait to see more pictures of your book.
ReplyDeleteWhat size is your inventory book?
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