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I have found that the best way is to heat them in the microwave for a few seconds. Depending on the type of adhesive the manufacturer used, it shouldn’t take more than 30 seconds. I used 10-second increments. It does take time, and I didn’t do all my stamps in one session. It’s a significant project, but sooo worth it when it’s done! Thanks so much for watching! ~Kathy xo

Wow, that sounds like a great solution, thanks for sharing! Thank you so much for watching and subscribing!! ~Kathy xo

@AtticTreasuresEtc you're welcome! And thanks again! Hugs 😊❤️

That would be awesome, Acelia! I’d love to see your journal. By all means tag me when you’re done! Thanks so much for watching! ~Kathy xo

Thank you so much, Acelia, I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thank you so much, Darla! Being able to see them makes it much easier to use them. And I do really appreciate my husband’s support. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment!

Aww, what sweet memories! Thank you for sharing them, Kat! Cousins are all I have left now, and I cherish them all. I actually did make a journal for myself, one of my very first videos on this channel. Here’s the link if you’d like to see the flip-through. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo Welcome! My Junk Journal Flip-Through ruclips.net/video/6PS-vTzm5Sg/видео.html

Thanks so much, Kat! Yes, I have far too many napkins, but who can resist the cute ones? Not I!! I’ll be posting more videos of this fun journal-in-the-making. Thanks so much for watching! ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much! I’m still working on it, trying to catch a few moments in my craft room between life and family. I really appreciate your sweet comments, and thank you for watching! ~Kathy xo

Hi Clare! Whenever I make a video, I try to remember always to say what glue I’m using. If you happen to miss it (or if I forget to say it), I also put it in the description box below the video. In this video I used both Fabritac and Art Glitter glue. Thanks so much for watching, and I hope you enjoyed the video! Happy crafting! 😊 ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Frana, I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Edwina! Yes, he’s very handy and super supportive. I don’t think I could do this without him. And yes, the solid surface flooring is much, much better than carpet, especially in a craft room. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Well, Sandra, it just so happens that I have one! Thanks so much for watching! ~Kathy xo Tutorial - How to Make an 8 Pocket Scrap Organizer from Sheet Protectors ruclips.net/video/AqHaghfLRUY/видео.html

Hi Sandra! Here’s the video for making the scrap pockets. Thanks so much for watching! Tutorial - How to Make an 8 Pocket Scrap Organizer from Sheet Protectors ruclips.net/video/AqHaghfLRUY/видео.html

Hi Katerina, thanks so much for watching! It took me quite a while to remove all my rubber stamps from the wood blocks, too. It’s a project for sure, and it sounds like you have a big one! I used tissue paper, like the kind you’d put in a gift bag, to put the ink on. I used a light gray tissue paper because that’s what I had on hand, but you can use any color that the ink would show up on. I also have a video of how I’ve organized my acrylic stamps, too, if you’re interested. Thanks so much for your comment, and happy crafting! ~Kathy xo

@@AtticTreasuresEtc Thank you! Yes, looks like a huge project. I was also gifted boxes and boxes of acrylic stamps. They are all in cases, like CD cases. I don't want to store them like that as the case takes up room and are not that easy to open and close. I will watch your video on that as well. I bought sleeves to put them in, and I saw some people using the old photo book paper to store them on. For now, I will keep them in the CD cases, and tackle the wood block stamps first, since those take up the most room.

Hi Cheryl, thanks so much for watching! I do feel blessed to have this extra room to craft in. ~Kathy xo

I did it as part of my craft room reorganization when I got everything out of storage. It definitely freed up some much needed drawer space! Thanks so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo

You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! Also, you’re making great progress on your craft space!! Looking forward to more updates in the coming days. ~Kathy

Thanks so much for your lovely comment! So, my phone just sits on that frame in such a way as to have the camera lens hang over the edge. I don’t do anything to make it stay up there, but so far I haven’t knocked it off during filming, lol! It’s a super simple setup that’s not in the way at all, and it works very well for me. Thanks so much for watching, and happy organizing! It’s a continuous process. ~Kathy xo

Hi Terry, thanks for watching! Yes it would, but I was just using what I had on hand. ~Kathy xo

Hi Barb! Yes, it could easily go either way. No matter which way it’s put, there’s a shelf on top. I like the way it’s set up, it’s working quite well for me. Thanks so much for watching and for your comment! ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Sheree! I’m so glad you were able to get some helpful ideas. How exciting to set up a new studio! Have fun, and thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Yes! There is definitely a Part 2! I didn’t realize it right away but my entire video didn’t upload into RUclips because I needed to free up some memory space on my laptop. But I was finally able to get the Part 2 uploaded and it is available. Thanks so much for watching and I hope you enjoy the rest of the video, too! ~Kathy xo

You’re very welcome, Brenda! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I do have a couple of videos showing my process in the description box below the video if you’d like to learn more. Thanks so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Megan! Do you have any suggestions for naming the jewelry organizer? What a fun idea! I’m looking forward to the weather warming up so I can get her painted and prettied up. Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thanks, Denise! My work in process bin is super helpful. It’s sort of like a flow journal, except in a bin and with a specific project in mind. When I’m beginning a project, I just walk around my craft room and “shop” for items that I think might go well with that project. I won’t always use everything I put in it, but it limits my rummaging around my room looking for things once I start the project. Less looking for stuff, and more actual crafting. And since everything is corralled in the bin, straightening up at the end of a session is easy. When that project is completed, I put everything in the bin away so I have an empty bin to use when I’m ready to start a new project. I hope that makes sense. It’s been working well for me! 💕❤️😘

@ it totally makes sense. I have about four of those going, but with unfinished journals 😂 so I’m hesitant to put the stuff away. The upshot is that I have WIP bins that are 3 years old 😬 Then I can’t find stuff for my next project. Maybe my problem isn’t really having a WIP bin, but knowing how to be realistic with my workload and when to call it quits. I need to be ok with the idea that some journals will just never get made - but maybe I can roll what I’ve done into another project 🤷🏻‍♀️ IDK. That’s why I’d love to see how you successfully use a WIP bin from cradle to grave. My model just isn’t working.

@ well, that might be difficult. I don’t usually show my WIP bin in my videos because I take out and have ready what I’m going to use. Wanna come and sit with me in my craft room for a month or so? It takes me a long time to complete a project because life is so busy, lol!

@ lol sure! I may have to watch your video a third time. I forget where you store your WIP bin. Usually, when I make one it’s on the floor. Having a WIP basket isn’t a new idea to me, but maybe if I had just one designated basket and it was in my kallax unit, this idea could work for me. I think that’s what has been tickling the back of my mind ever since I watched your video the first time. So this is my AHA moment. Your WIP basket has a home. It isn’t just an afterthought. You planned for it and gave it its own designated space on a shelf, taking up precious real estate. And, most importantly, you PUT EVERYTHING AWAY BEFORE YOU START A NEW PROJECT. There’s only one (or two) WIP baskets on the shelf (not on the floor). Thanks for helping me work through that! 😂

@@paperkraftd1 exactly! My WIP bin lives on my little rolling table just to the right of my craft table so it’s accessible while I’m working. If I need to straighten up (like if we’re having company) it lives on top of my console of storage cubes that hold my scrapbook papers, etc. with the other fabric bins. That way I can straighten up without having to put everything away.

Aww, thank you so much, Denise! I was so upset when I discovered that my video didn’t upload all the way, and it took a few hours to get the second part to load, so thank you for urging people to watch the Part 2. I really appreciate you watching and your sweet comment! I’m finally starting to get caught up on the collaboration videos. After being sick for a month it takes a while to get everything back on track, lol! ~Kathy xoxo ❤️

Thank you so much, Carol! ~Kathy xo

Thank you! My husband is a genius. I think he designed it so perfectly for my purpose! Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thank you so much! I’m super happy with the way it turned out. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thank you so much! It makes me really happy to know that you found some useful info. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thank you so much, Cheryl! I’m so glad you found some useful tips for your own craft room. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thank you so much, Gladys, that’s super sweet of you to say! Thank you so much for watching and for your very lovely comment!! ~Kathy xo

Aww, thanks so much! I really enjoy my new happy place. Thanks so much for watching and for your sweet comment! ~Kathy xo

He really is, Darcy! Thanks so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo

You’re very welcome! My stamp organization is so much more user friendly now and I love it! I’m so glad you got some useful tips. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Hi, thanks for your question! I use wallpaper for journal covers, signature covers, pockets, belly bands, journal cards, pretty much anything. Thanks so much for watching! ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Adrian! Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment. ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Eileen! I love my kitty, too. Thank you for watching and for your sweet comment! ~Kathy xo

It was awful! I was able to set up a tiny craft space out in our motorhome but I didn’t use it much. It was either too hot in there or pouring down rain. But I did manage a few sessions out there. And we made more than one trip to the storage unit to dig through boxes to find “that one thing,” lol! Thankfully I labeled each box on all sides, but it was jam packed! So I completely sympathize with your situation. Thanks so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo

Aww, thanks so much for that, Deb! I should do a video on the double envelope, so maybe I can incorporate one into the Little Golden Book. Thanks so much for watching, and for your sweet comment! ~Kathy xo

That’s so wonderful, Debbie! Having a supportive partner is the best! Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment. ~Kathy xo

Thanks Kat! It’s a great addition to my space. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment!

Thanks so much! I’m so happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Patty, I'm so glad you enjoyed it! ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Teresa! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Thanks so much, Barb! He’s my biggest supporter and I’m so blessed to have him as my husband. 💕 Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo

Hi Katarina! I appreciate your question. I didn’t get rid of the stamps, I merely removed them from the wooden blocks because I ran out of room in my small space to store them. I did save the prettiest of the wood blocks and have them displayed on a shelf. I hope that answers your question. Thanks so much for watching! I’m sorry that the video cut off unexpectedly at the end. I did upload a Part 2 that I hope you’ll enjoy as well. Happy crafting, and thanks so much for your comment! ~Kathy xo

@@AtticTreasuresEtc Thank you for explaining. I see a lot of videos where creators talk about having moved on from rubber stamps. I guess they moved to die cuts.

@@CreateWithKaterinayou’re welcome! I still use the rubber stamps. I’ve just taken them off of the wooden blocks and converted them into cling stamps.

@@kathycultice5272 Can you create a video showing how you take the stamps off of the rubber stamps, and then what you do with them after that, like storing, using, etc?

@@CreateWithKaterinaI included a link to that video in the description below this video. Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo

And it was lovely to meet you! Thanks so much for watching! ~Kathy xo 😊