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Patty Stamps

Patty’s Craft Room: Stamp & Die Organization

A craft station features two organized storage systems for stamps and dies. On the left, clear bins with labeled comic book dividers hold stamp sets. On the right, turquoise magnetic cards store metal dies vertically. Text overlays describe the storage methods. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

How I store my stamps & dies

Last Friday, in my weekly live video, I shared lots of updates in my craft room including 2 ways that I store and organize my Stampin’ Up! dies and stamp sets.

A wooden crate holds labeled turquoise storage pockets, each containing Stampin’ Up! metal dies organized on Stamp-n-Storage magnet cards. The pockets have white tabs with category labels like “Basic Shapes” and “Floral.” Text overlays explain the storage method. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

Above: 6×7 Magnet Cards for dies

Prior to the release of the new Stampin’ Up! stamp and die packaging (Fall 2025), I stored all of my Stampin’ Up! die sets on 6×7 Magnet Cards in storage pockets and kept them organized by category in Creative Crates (see above).

More Resources:

JollyPack bins in my Amazon store
Comic book dividers in my Amazon store
New Stampin’ Up! Stamp & Die organizer packaging
Stamp Cards: I place my stamps onto Stamp Cards from Stamp-n-Storage. Learn more here.
Stamp-n-Storage magnet cards
Stamp-n-Storage storage pockets for 6×7 magnet cards for dies
Stamp-n-Storage Creative Crates
Stamp-n-Storage dividers for Creative Crates
Brother P-Touch CUBE label printer for all my labels

Below: New Stampin’ Up! packaging

After the release of the new stamp and die packaging size in the fall of 2025, I have been using the 5″ x 8.5″ magnet cards that fit into the new Stampin’ Up! packaging, and I keep my dies in the same JollyPack bins as the stamp sets.

Photo showing Stampin’ Up! metal dies arranged on black magnet cards. Labels read “stamp-n-storage” and “MAGNET CARDS.” An arrow points to the dies, which include various flower and leaf shapes. Some packaging and labels are visible in the background. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

Shop Stamp-n-Storage supplies online

Watch my video for more Stamp & Die packaging tips

A hand holds two clear stamp storage sets: one with flower stamps and the other labeled “5x8.5 Stamp Card” by Stamp-n-Storage, designed for stamp organization. A black Sharpie marker and the text “My New Stamp Set Storage Solution” appear above. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

One tip I shared recently, is that I am loving the 5″x8.5″ Stamp Cards for my stamp sets. See how I use them and label them with the stamp image outline here.

Side-by-side close-up of organized black-and-white labeled folders for craft supplies. Left: neat, upright, bold tabs like "SUMMER," "FLORALS." Right: overflowing folders, handwritten and typed tabs. Text above promotes Patty’s organization products for stamps and dies. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

I explained in my video why I have 2 bins with duplicate categories … if you missed the video, in a nutshell, the bin on the left has my new May Online Exclusive and May-August catalog PREORDER stamps & dies in it and the bin on the right is everything prior to that. I like to keep my newest products separate and handy to use first. Just personal preference.