Has anyone made an Ephemera Book for organization?

I really like the idea of using the page protectors and a piece of sticker paper.  You're right, the wax paper separates too easily from the cardstock.  I'm constantly re-glueing.  Thanks for linking your video!

I'm wondering why anyone who wants to store stickers doesn't buy a sticker album. They used to be a common thing that most kids had; specially coated pages designed for just the right amount of adhesion. Pretty sure I still have three or four kicking around downstairs on the bookshelves.

No, I don’t organize my ephemera. I keep them in their packages all together, or combine a few of the same package (usually florals) into a plastic envelope.

I do, however, have 6x8 Snap albums to organize my stamp sets and stencils. If I have room, I may eventually do the same with my metal dies.

Sticker albums are still around in the planner community, I think, but I've never seen any scrapbookers talk about using them.

I never had one as a kid. I would've loved one if I knew they existed! I loved stickers but not committing to sticking them on things. 

I do this for the embellishment packs that come with collections, but I put the 12x12 paper inside a page protector and store it with the collection, that way I don't forget that I have it. Other embellishments that don't come with collections or are leftovers are stored in a small cabinet with drawers (kind of like a file cabinet). 

I use album covers to store the collections in and the page protector slides in with the rest of the collection easily.

I used to use the notebooks/binders, but man those were a PITA for me. I forgot to look for them, the notebooks got too cumbersome to handle, etc.

I think we just need to experiment to see what works best for each of us. I know I have a lot of $$$ lost in all my experimenting to see what storage works best for me.

I thought it was a great idea so I did exactly that. It didn't work for me. I like auditioning my embellishments, so I was soon taking half the items off their pages. Yes, I did put them back one at a time at first - but you don't after a while, believe me. 😂

Also, if you only stick your embellishments at random, it takes forever to find what you're looking for. Yet, if you do organise them (themes, colors, etc.), it becomes a mess because you can't follow through (at least in books. Maybe it's different with sticky pages.) I was frustrated I couldn't reorganize whenever I felt like it, too.

Just my experience. 😊

I use magnetic photo album and put die cuts and ephemera by manufacturer or by theme

I had mine in 4x6 photos containers sorted by colour and never used them
I have put them into one of those old fashioned sticky photo albums and I like it much better

I ended up undoing 80% of the ephemera I stored like this. I just didn't look for it. I thought it sounded perfect for me. I think keeping the sticker sheets with the line is important. I really don't scrap by color or really theme when it comes to ephemera. I do take my packaged ephemera and put it on 12 x 12 pieces of thick cardstock and keep it with the lines. If I have bulky pieces or more random ephemera, I keep it in labeled trays for that theme.

I have my embellishments stored by color. I updated the system about a year ago. I have a video on my channel with how I store them.
My Updated Embellishment Book
youtu.be/GDFNNc1HRcE

I keep mine as they are sent until I’ve used about half, then I have a folder with card/coin pocket pages that I slip the leftovers into.
When doing a layout part of my process is to check the folder to see if I have anything that I can use on a page as a bit of extra interest, I have a good memory of what I have in the folder though which helps.
Helped me get rid of so much packaging and using the random stickers left from a collection that weren’t as on theme as the others. I LOVE this system