I love my Paper Drawer of Happiness!

Patty's Paper Drawer of Happiness with Stampin' Up! cardstock, two tone and White Willow

This is a priceless craft room organization tip and time saving tool for me, and I highly recommend it for any card maker.  Keep a Paper Drawer of happiness next to your work area so that you always have a variety of colors plus white cardstock to work with, without having to chop in to a full sheet.

You’ve also seen me use this in my card making videos when I get out several shades of cardstock to decide which ones I might like on my project.

If you are just starting out, my recommendation is to get the assortment packs of Stampin’ Up! cardstock plus a pack of white, and just start chopping.  LINKS for shopping are below.

Here are the sizes I have in my drawer because I use them most:

  • 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ (1/4 sheets)
  • 4-1/4″ x 11″ (card base)
  • 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ (card base)

But do what works best for you.

New to Two Tone paper and White Willow?  Watch This Video.

 

Patty's Paper Drawer of Happiness with Stampin' Up! cardstock, two tone and White Willow

 

If you don’t have a spare empty drawer, grab a box or container that holds 1/4 sheets and start creating your assortment of 1/4 sheets.

 

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6 thoughts on “I love my Paper Drawer of Happiness!”

  1. Patty, this is a great idea that I’ve never thought of! I do have bases cut nearby, but never thought of having colored cardstock already cut 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″. Thanks for the suggestions and the helpful videos.

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  2. Question: For regular cards, which do you prefer of the Basic White Cardstock? the regular white, or the thick? Even if you plan to add DSP, sentiments and bling? Thanks, Glenda

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  3. Where to begin – there are so many. But I especially love the information you provide on the blends (how you use them and the color combinations)!!!

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