Storage of Stamps and Accessories

• Keep RAK cards handy for inspiration. The clear plastic shoeboxes work well... you can stand the cards on their sides or on end so you can flip through them. Most cards will also slip into a regular sandwich bag to protect them from dust. -- Raven
  
  
• I cut the cardboard from my packages or whatever to the size of a gallon ziplock bag and slip it in tight. I stamp out the um's and insert that sheet on one side of the cardboard/bag. I put the stamps on the other side and zip. Voila. The only one's that I have stuck so far are with tape but I will get there. With the cardboard in the bag, tight, they do not slip and I even insert a baggie of small one's into the big one that way because I do it by theme. They stack beautifully on a shelf that way too. I have no stamping room. -- Donna
  
  
• Whenever I get something in mail that comes in the smaller PO Priority mailer boxes, I tape the sides together for support and fold the lid into the box and use them to store my zines and cattys. They are strong and sit well on my side table next to my stamp table. They are always in reach for ideas! -- Chris
  
  

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