Organizing Distress Stain Ink Pads

I’m still settling into my new space, and it was time to start orgazing my stamp pads. My Distress Stain Stamp Pads sat it a drawer in my library card catalog. But I foud that if they were out of sight, they were out of mind. Time to upgrade my storage and organization!

They were tucked away in a far drawer in NYC- so I didn’t use them!

Since my move from Ohio, I’d gotten a Stamp N Storage case for my regular stamp pads. What a difference! I have them up on the table top, so I USE them more often. I decided to splurge on the Distress Stain holder so they would all match.

Click the photo to see the video where I share my Stamp N Storage goodies!

Distress Stain Ink Pad Storage from Stamp N Storage

Once I pulled the trigger and got the unit on the desk and stamps loaded in….well, it looked like the above photo. You can’t see the names or colors! And while you can print out labels online, I like to do my own swatching so I can REALLY see the actual colors. So here’s my solution!

Epson LabelWorks printer for organizing all of my Distress Stain Ink Pads.

I dug out my Epson LableWorks printer (review linked) and my Xyron Sticker maker (same) and got busy.

Here’s a 3-minute video showing you the process. And affiliate links follow.

I realized I really do need to do a video on this LabelWorks printer for you… I love this thing. I’m using it on my stamping storage, too.

StampNStorage:http://amzn.to/2uavcUf
Epson LabelWorks: http://amzn.to/2tfSx2x
Clear Tape, White Ink: http://amzn.to/2sRI6mg
Sticker Maker: http://amzn.to/2tOemrJ

Sooo handy- and so lovely to look at. It gives me a sense of peace to see all those pretty colors…. just waiting for me to play!