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Just like all crafters I can't resist a sale. So what to do with my stickers? Here's a Clip It Up knock off that you can make yourself for under $40 with materials from Ikea and Walmart.
Yep that is right. It's just a 10 inch-ish cardboard circle. I used a compass to create the circle and cut an X at the compass puncture site. I then pushed the cardboard circle down the center tubing. You could leave it like this, but I trimmed the cardboard around the tube.
Wow thanx for sharing,i have just brought one from Argos for �29.99 just need to get the clips . I will share a picture when i get it all sorted xx jo xx
That looks great! I wanted to make myself one but don't have enough counter (or floor) space. So I ended up using an over the door towel rack with Ikea clips.
Love, love, love this! Just started organizing my scrapping/cardmaking space and was wondering how I could store stickers and embellishments...thanks for this!
That looks great! I wanted to make myself one but don't have enough counter (or floor) space. So I ended up using an over the door towel rack with Ikea clips.
(I'm sure that I saw this by someone else...don't want to "steal" others original idea)
BUT, a "curtain rod" from IKEA & some inexpensive Darcie (?) clips that I bought from Joann's and ta-dah! lol I have it mounted right above my head where I sit so that I can easily flip thu everything ;) Had to do some SERIOUS cropping of photos cuz my room and peg board is a DISASTER!:cool:
Another idea like the platforms, is using some soft plastic flower pot holders. I know I'm not explaining/describing that very well. But they're the clear soft flexible plastic that you would put a flower pot into. This way, nothing falls out the sides, either. :-)