1. Keep all your stamps in the clear plastic containers and put the name label on the end.  I like to store my stamp sets by case size.  Others organize them by category (flowers, words, holiday, etc.)  Or you can hybrid the systems by organizing by stamp box size, and then using coloured stickers to indicate certain categories.
 
2. I keep my stamp sets in modular cubes.  Others use a book shelf or shelving on the wall.  You can stack them one on top of the other or stand them on end, like books.
 
3.  To easily flip through what you have, you can photocopy the sticker sheet before mounting and put it into a binder.  Too late or no copier?  Stamp out the images on a sheet instead!
 
4.  Keep your rolls of ribbon in baskets.
 
5. Store your ribbon on dowels hung between shelf brackets (see photo above).
 
6. I find the vertical paper storage systems far superior to horizontal - it takes less footprint space and it's much easier to take out the paper you need.
 
7. Store ink cartridges in a divided plastic stamp set case.  In any system, make sure they are contained in at least a zippered plastic bag to prevent drying out as much as possible.
 
8. Any drawer system where the drawers are small and/or shallow will be fantastic for storing bits and pieces - sponge daubers, buttons, rub-ons, tools, glitter, etc.
 
9. The Colour Caddy is a fantastic way to store your ink pads without taking up much room on your workspace.
 
10.  The wheels are best stored in the Stampin' Around Wheel storage cases (page 151).  I store my reinkers in a shoebox, covered in Designer Series Paper, of course.
 

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