How Long

A long while but I probably wouldn't like the pages much! I have a lot of outdated paper and stickers.

A long time, I would run out of neutral cardstock first and be making some funky color choices at the end if I had to stick to using what I have on hand.

Another long timer too but I'm trying to get rid of a lot of my stuff. Lots of lookers but no takers & it's good stuff too.

Indefinitely.  I am well stocked, especially with paper and cardstock.  Also, between my electronic cutter and my stamps, I can make anything I might want but don't have.

I went on a panic buy when the last remaining LSS was going out of business.  It also happened to be the time when manufacturers were dumping papers, and I was picking up packs at Tuesday Morning.

I'm still working on how to store it all.

I think I'd survive about nine months...I had a major purge a few weeks ago and donated so many supplies I just knew I wouldn't use. Funnily enough, this seems to have freed up creatively in ways I didn't expect.

It's hard to say because it doesn't look like I have as much stuff as I see in some of your pictures, but when I start trying to use up my scraps they start multiplying. So I could probably just keep going and going.

Not sure.....don't have hoardes of paper except the small 6x6 pads but I have enough stamps and inks and embellishments to last a lifetime.....but they make me smile!!!!

Definitely the remainder of my life. I have too much stuff. I was like skippet in that I worked two jobs and did lots of craft shopping and little crafting. Until I was injured in an accident and forced to quit working. Now, once I get my craft room set back up, I plan to play in there a bit every day, if i can.

I recently had my whole house packed up, along with craft room, and moved it into storage when I was planning on moving from this house into a little mountain cabin for a year or two. I needed a smaller place with less daily responsibilities so I could rehab from that accident. I thought a little cabin in the mountains near my sister's ranch would be just the thing I needed.

Unfortunately, those plans fell through. The boxes and furniture were moved back and I've been very slowly unpacking the entire house, with the craft room being the last priority. I'm now mostly unpacked and settled in with some boxes left in the garage with overflow stuff I didn't need right away and some craft room boxes that wouldn't fit into the already-packed-full-of-boxes craft room. Once I get everything unpacked and the craft room organized differently with the racks and things I recently purchased, I am going to pack up a lot of the duplicates and things I don't think I will ever use again into a few of the empty boxes and give them to my sister and niece. Or sell them if they don't want them. This should help me be able to create in my room better with a more carefully thought out layout.

But most importantly, it will further addict my niece and sister! I want someone to play with and no one near me does much crafting. I envision lots of little getaways to my sister's ranch with snow outside, the fireplace going, and the three of us scrapbooking and having a good time.

Does anyone else find that they have SO MUCH STUFF but somehow seem to be missing the essentials? I went through things the other day and piled up a two-inch stack of patterned paper I was never going to use, but when I sat down to scrapbook ten minutes later, I had no adhesive.

Oldcrow, since you confessed, I will too. I am going out today to my local Kelly Paper store to pick up a ream of Neenah Classic Crest Solar White in 110 lb. to use with my Copics. I have lots of white paper, but it got mixed up during all the boxing/unboxing and I'm not sure which are which now. Instead of testing out all the papers there, I'm just going to pick up a whole ream of the "good stuff" and keep it in a well-marked paper storage shelf.

I will eventually get around to sorting all the whites back into their different types and I'm sure I will be able to determine at least some of the types that I had for the Copic markers. And fortunately, I thoroughly enjoy getting into that room to do the fussy sorting and organizing that will be required to put that room back into optimal shape. I am excited to put the new racks and things I've purchased in there, especially the new industrial baker's rack (the kind that bakery places use with the heavy duty wheels and slots for the full-sized baking trays) that will hold a bunch of my wooden stamps. I found one on Craigslist for a steal! It may take me a week for each type of thing that I'm reorganizing, but that is a huge part of the fun for me.