Remember when I went nuts with the PTI Onsie Die?
PTI Onsie Die Cut Outs |
I’m making progress…all the onsies now have “snaps”. I was going to use brushed silver brads; but as I got started, I found I liked the colored and white better. Each onsie has a sticky note that tells the DSP name and the coordinating colors. I wanted to use “basic” brads.
Marked & punched holes for the brads. |
I used eyelets on a few onsies.
Eyelet onsie “snaps” |
Most of them were decorated wtih brads.
Brad onsie “snaps” |
Quite a few years ago, I particpated in a brad & eyelet share. I received all the current SU! colors in brads & eyelets, including that year’s “in-colors”. I remember it was the first year SU! had “in-colors”. The brad & eyelet share arrived in bags and unlabeled. OMGosh! What a pain. I had to match up and label the brads & eyelets with the corresponding SU! color. I stored them in these:
Brad & eyelet storage for SU! basic brads |
Brad & eyelet storage – bird’s eye view |
Remember, these are just the “standard” brads & eyelets, in solid SU! colors. I used a sharpie marker to label each compartment and each box. I store these in a labeled photo box.
Black photo box for storage of brad & eyelet cases |
Brad & eyelet cases, in alpha order by the OLD SU! color families |
I did not change the color families when SU! did the color renovation. First, because I won’t have all the colors; second, I can recite the old color families in my sleep; third, too many retired. Oh heck…it’s just easier! LOL. I do have my stamp pads and card stock by the new color families.
Brad & eyelet cases, in alpha order by the OLD SU! color families |
Hope you enjoyed viewing the progress on the Onsie project AND the peek into my stamp room at one of my storage solutions.
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