I used to have them all in a box, but I am determined to use them more often so I wanted a better way to keep them.
I found some A6 plastic pockets in Easons this week which were ideal for them. Add to it cardboard, pretty paper scrap, a stamp, two book rings and a cropadile and voila, my new stamp book was done in minutes!
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I had 3 tries before I could stamp a half decent frame. And it is still not very good!
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Some stamps are inside the pockets, some are stuck to the outside of the pockets and some I punched directly on the stamp's acetate cover and made it into a page.
1 comment:
I love your storage idea. I might just have to try this with my most popular stamps, so they will be close at hand. Thanks for the idea!
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