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Post by aj2hall on Jun 7, 2022 2:28:07 GMT
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Post by CardBoxer on Jun 7, 2022 12:14:18 GMT
That was interesting, watched in several sessions since it was long. Best takeaway - the Ranger labels for ink pads, blending tools, etc., that take ink well. They were out of stock last night so I asked to be notified when back, and this morning they were. Besides the behind the scenes look, I thought he made some good points.
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Post by Citygirl on Jun 7, 2022 13:13:40 GMT
Omg my friend Paul would die and be in heaven here. He loves all this stuff…..creepy dolls, antiques, Disney, shadow boxes, art supplies lol.
It’s amazing and totally overwhelming and claustrophobic and makes me think of tetanus a little but what a feast for the eyes. I love all the art and tactile displays. I definitely appreciate his unique style even if it’s not for me. Very well stocked and organized in a small space. I feel like it would be difficult to find anything since it all kind of blends together.
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Post by mikklynn on Jun 7, 2022 13:40:59 GMT
I enjoyed it! His studio is too dark for me, but everyone is different of course.
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Post by CardBoxer on Jun 7, 2022 14:08:59 GMT
Omg my friend Paul would die and be in heaven here. He loves all this stuff…..creepy dolls, antiques, Disney, shadow boxes, art supplies lol. It’s amazing and totally overwhelming and claustrophobic and makes me think of tetanus a little but what a feast for the eyes. I love all the art and tactile displays. I definitely appreciate his unique style even if it’s not for me. Very well stocked and organized in a small space. I feel like it would be difficult to find anything since it all kind of blends together. It’s funny, I found his studio calming 😳 more than bright rainbow rooms, even though I’m often drawn to bright colors for cards. Maybe because Tim’s is primarily neutrals with small pops of color. It was interesting that it was smaller than you’d think.The closet was wonderful. Watching him go through every category, his studio seemed very well organized. The tour really makes me want to cull out a bunch of riffraff in mine. (I know, people are riffraff, not supplies, but they kind of are.) |
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Post by 950nancy on Jun 7, 2022 14:27:21 GMT
Omg my friend Paul would die and be in heaven here. He loves all this stuff…..creepy dolls, antiques, Disney, shadow boxes, art supplies lol. It’s amazing and totally overwhelming and claustrophobic and makes me think of tetanus a little but what a feast for the eyes. I love all the art and tactile displays. I definitely appreciate his unique style even if it’s not for me. Very well stocked and organized in a small space. I feel like it would be difficult to find anything since it all kind of blends together. It’s funny, I found his studio calming 😳 more than bright rainbow rooms, even though I’m often drawn to bright colors for cards. Maybe because Tim’s is primarily neutrals with small pops of color. It was interesting that it was smaller than you’d think.The closet was wonderful. Watching him go through every category, his studio seemed very well organized. The tour really makes me want to cull out a bunch of riffraff in mine. (I know, people are riffraff, not supplies, but they kind of are.) I feel like my personal taste is in between the two rooms. I do like darker furniture but I also like some color in there too (not shabby color). Tim has a lot of decorative stuff that makes him happy, but I get a little overwhelmed with all of that extra decor. I think both rooms are awesome though. Any room that works for someone and works well for that person is a great room in my book. |
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Post by CardBoxer on Jun 7, 2022 14:50:32 GMT
It’s funny, I found his studio calming 😳 more than bright rainbow rooms, even though I’m often drawn to bright colors for cards. Maybe because Tim’s is primarily neutrals with small pops of color. It was interesting that it was smaller than you’d think.The closet was wonderful. Watching him go through every category, his studio seemed very well organized. The tour really makes me want to cull out a bunch of riffraff in mine. (I know, people are riffraff, not supplies, but they kind of are.) I feel like my personal taste is in between the two rooms. I do like darker furniture but I also like some color in there too (not shabby color). Tim has a lot of decorative stuff that makes him happy, but I get a little overwhelmed with all of that extra decor. I think both rooms are awesome though. Any room that works for someone and works well for that person is a great room in my book. Agree 1000%. And I wouldn’t choose to have a room like his, just enjoyed the heck out of it and wouldn’t mind visiting if they’d have me, ha. I have a few vintage things scattered about, like a old pencil boxes with multiplication tables, a few vintage glass slides of birds, a fish fossil. But the room is primarily white furniture, some old/some Ikea, and light aqua walls, which I had long before I heard of JM. Pencil box: www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-60s-70s-80s-ruler-sterling-2065875439 |
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Post by papersilly on Jun 7, 2022 17:18:31 GMT
It’s funny, I found his studio calming 😳 more than bright rainbow rooms, even though I’m often drawn to bright colors for cards. Maybe because Tim’s is primarily neutrals with small pops of color. It was interesting that it was smaller than you’d think.The closet was wonderful. Watching him go through every category, his studio seemed very well organized. The tour really makes me want to cull out a bunch of riffraff in mine. (I know, people are riffraff, not supplies, but they kind of are.) Oddly enough, i found it calming too. i hate rainbow rooms. too much color stimulation. i prefer by color to be on my projects. i liked how organized it all was. very uniform with the containers and shelves. the size of the room gives me hope that we don't need giant rooms in which to craft. just efficient rooms. i don't know if i could have that much vintage stuff on my walls but his vintage/antique collection is impressive. i like that he said the space is messy when he crafts but he always puts everything back when he's done. i'm that way too. it's hard for me to come back to a cluttered or messy work area. |
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Post by mrssch on Jun 7, 2022 17:23:45 GMT
His room was full of inspiration. I don't necessarily share his style; but I am full of ideas about how to update and organize my room with my favorite things.
Kind of like his products, they aren't all for me -- I take the ones that work with my style and use them to fit my aesthetic. I'm not attracted to dark vintage or grungy; but every time I watch his makes, I find things and make them work for me.
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Post by CardBoxer on Jun 7, 2022 17:58:49 GMT
It’s funny, I found his studio calming 😳 more than bright rainbow rooms, even though I’m often drawn to bright colors for cards. Maybe because Tim’s is primarily neutrals with small pops of color. It was interesting that it was smaller than you’d think.The closet was wonderful. Watching him go through every category, his studio seemed very well organized. The tour really makes me want to cull out a bunch of riffraff in mine. (I know, people are riffraff, not supplies, but they kind of are.) Oddly enough, i found it calming too. i hate rainbow rooms. too much color stimulation. i prefer by color to be on my projects. i liked how organized it all was. very uniform with the containers and shelves. the size of the room gives me hope that we don't need giant rooms in which to craft. just efficient rooms. i don't know if i could have that much vintage stuff on my walls but his vintage/antique collection is impressive. i like that he said the space is messy when he crafts but he always puts everything back when he's done. i'm that way too. it's hard for me to come back to a cluttered or messy work area. Exactly - sometimes a riot of color on my cards or boxes, but not surrounding me. His rule of 24 hours to put anything he brought in or Mario could remove it… 😳 One approach has me reconsidering how I organize certain smaller supplies. I can get too deep into the weeds, micro managing a category, and being thrown when oddball pieces don’t line up like little soldiers. His categories for little stuff were precise, but within them it was loose, and he could enjoy picking through pieces in a little tin, or larger items in a wire basket. That resonated. I think I’d have more fun that way. |
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Post by papersilly on Jun 7, 2022 18:12:12 GMT
Exactly - sometimes a riot of color on my cards or boxes, but not surrounding me. His rule of 24 hours to put anything he brought in or Mario could remove it… 😳 One approach has me reconsidering how I organize certain smaller supplies. I can get too deep into the weeds, micro managing a category, and being thrown when oddball pieces don’t line up like little soldiers. His categories for little stuff were precise, but within them it was loose, and he could enjoy picking through pieces in a little tin, or larger items in a wire basket. That resonated. I think I’d have more fun that way. i missed the 24-hour rule part of the video. i don't like bags of stuff on my desk so i unpack pretty quickly too. my loose smaller items are stored in my 60-drawer card catalog. they are labeled by category but are loose inside so i could rummage through that category easily. i tend to buy duplicates of stuff so the extra stuff still in packages are neatly stored in drawered carts. i replace stuff in my card catalog as i go. the only thing i don't do are the binders. i've learned that if i don't see it or have quick access to it, i won't use it. i store my stamps on sheets and they are in baskets that i could leaf through. i keep my thin metal dies on magnet sheets in clear envelopes. they are in baskets for easy leafing too. |
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Post by mom on Jun 7, 2022 22:09:52 GMT
Does anyone know what clear plastic envelopes Tim used to store his stuff? I think he said he got them on Amazon but there wasn't a link.
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Post by caangel on Jun 7, 2022 22:24:34 GMT
Does anyone know what clear plastic envelopes Tim used to store his stuff? I think he said he got them on Amazon but there wasn't a link. Pretty sure he said they were sizzix. |
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Post by CardBoxer on Jun 7, 2022 22:37:27 GMT
Does anyone know what clear plastic envelopes Tim used to store his stuff? I think he said he got them on Amazon but there wasn't a link. He did say that, and that they weren’t as thick as the envelopes Sizzix dies came in. And that they came in different sizes. I thought he or Mario said a link would be added. If not, emailing them might work. I’d like to know too, but meanwhile will search a bit. ETA You’re talking about the ones he first got with snaps but then said don’t get them, and he switched to the ones with the little tab and slot? |
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Post by mom on Jun 7, 2022 23:06:01 GMT
Does anyone know what clear plastic envelopes Tim used to store his stuff? I think he said he got them on Amazon but there wasn't a link. Pretty sure he said they were sizzix. I wasn't sure if the sizzix ones were the same ones he used. They look different? |
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Post by mom on Jun 7, 2022 23:06:24 GMT
Does anyone know what clear plastic envelopes Tim used to store his stuff? I think he said he got them on Amazon but there wasn't a link. He did say that, and that they weren’t as thick as the envelopes Sizzix dies came in. And that they came in different sizes. I thought he or Mario said a link would be added. If not, emailing them might work. I’d like to know too, but meanwhile will search a bit. ETA You’re talking about the ones he first got with snaps but then said don’t get them, and he switched to the ones with the little tab and slot? Im talking about the ones with the little tab and slot. I looked on Facebook and on his blog and can't find a link, but I am not in the Tim Holtz addict page so I thought it might be posted there. |
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Post by CardBoxer on Jun 7, 2022 23:42:03 GMT
He did say that, and that they weren’t as thick as the envelopes Sizzix dies came in. And that they came in different sizes. I thought he or Mario said a link would be added. If not, emailing them might work. I’d like to know too, but meanwhile will search a bit. ETA You’re talking about the ones he first got with snaps but then said don’t get them, and he switched to the ones with the little tab and slot? Im talking about the ones with the little tab and slot. I looked on Facebook and on his blog and can't find a link, but I am not in the Tim Holtz addict page so I thought it might be posted there. I emailed them a just a few minutes ago and already heard back. Mario said they had to remove the link because Amazon sold out and then replaced them with another type of envelope. Jam has a tuck flap (tab) 4x6” and a 6” square, and sell them directly and on Amazon, but so far that’s all that looks promising. Maybe I’ll write back and ask the name of the manufacturer - could be somewhere else. www.jampaper.com/Envelopes/PlasticEnvelopes/PlasticEnvelopeswithTuckFlapClosure |
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Post by mom on Jun 7, 2022 23:56:03 GMT
Im talking about the ones with the little tab and slot. I looked on Facebook and on his blog and can't find a link, but I am not in the Tim Holtz addict page so I thought it might be posted there. I emailed them a just a few minutes ago and already heard back. Mario said they had to remove the link because Amazon sold out and then replaced them with another type of envelope. Jam has a tuck flap (tab) 4x6” and a 6” square, and sell them directly and on Amazon, but so far that’s all that looks promising. Maybe I’ll write back and ask the name of the manufacturer - could be somewhere else. www.jampaper.com/Envelopes/PlasticEnvelopes/PlasticEnvelopeswithTuckFlapClosureOhh you are quick! Thank you! |
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Post by aj2hall on Jun 8, 2022 2:09:54 GMT
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Post by mom on Jun 8, 2022 2:13:54 GMT
Those do look like the same ones. I think I will order and see how they are. Thank you! |
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Post by CardBoxer on Jun 8, 2022 11:26:49 GMT
Good find! Guessing that the change is that the original pockets were larger—7x9.4, which is listed in the bulleted description. But the title of the pockets says 5x7. For comparison, 5x7 is a little smaller than standard Avery Elle stamp pockets that many of us buy. So the smaller pockets were possibly substituted for the original ones. I messaged the seller to see what’s up. |
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Post by joblackford on Jun 10, 2022 0:42:06 GMT
Woah, when you said it was long I didn’t realize it was loooooong! But I put it on while crafting the past 2 afternoons and it was pretty interesting, even though it’s not at all my jam. It’s interesting how little is actually built into the room (compared with Keisha Charles’ or Jennifer McGuire’s rooms, for example), how small the spaces actually are (although that closet is a very nice bonus!!!) and how what we see in videos is “smoke and mirrors” - I would never have guessed how tiny his live demo workspace is! Very interesting from an organizing standpoint, the tip from Julie Fei Fan Balzer about inking up the labels is pretty genius, and it’s a fascinating space I’m glad I don’t live in  |
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Post by CardBoxer on Jun 15, 2022 13:04:56 GMT
Woah, when you said it was long I didn’t realize it was loooooong! But I put it on while crafting the past 2 afternoons and it was pretty interesting, even though it’s not at all my jam. It’s interesting how little is actually built into the room (compared with Keisha Charles’ or Jennifer McGuire’s rooms, for example), how small the spaces actually are (although that closet is a very nice bonus!!!) and how what we see in videos is “smoke and mirrors” - I would never have guessed how tiny his live demo workspace is! Very interesting from an organizing standpoint, the tip from Julie Fei Fan Balzer about inking up the labels is pretty genius, and it’s a fascinating space I’m glad I don’t live in  Good point about how almost nothing is built in. Is anything? Instead a lot of work goes into displaying vintage items and art. Craft room/gallery. |
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Post by mrssch on Jun 15, 2022 18:31:33 GMT
I just scored 10 gym locker baskets on FB Marketplace! They fit my TH Stampers Anonymous Rubber Stamps perfectly.
Best part - They were only $5 each.
I can't wait to start reorganizing my space.
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Post by kmage on Jun 15, 2022 20:52:42 GMT
Another little takeaway I had from this video, Tim says at some point that everything is stuck down with putty. That was an a-ha! moment for me, with the little decorative items I have too, so I grabbed this putty stuff my DS sticks posters up with and stuck a bunch of stuff down. That is awesome because I worry about knocking stuff over.
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Post by mom on Jun 15, 2022 21:13:47 GMT
I just scored 10 gym locker baskets on FB Marketplace! They fit my TH Stampers Anonymous Rubber Stamps perfectly. Best part - They were only $5 each. I can't wait to start reorganizing my space. I used to use locker baskets like this! They work perfectly. |
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