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Does anyone have directions for this inkpad holder??
http://rebelinker.blogspot.com/2007/...der-for-6.html
I have had it saved for *later* which is now...and the link is removed:(
Or maybe someone knows this blogger and she is on SCS and I can pm her...
THANKS!!!
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i remember seeing this...
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I thought I had this somewhere, but if I do it must be on my old laptop. I'll check for it later. It doesn't look to hard though; just a simple box. I don't see any rails or anything to hold the stamp pads. It looks like they're just stacked on top of each other.
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This is a great idea. I have something similiar, but didn't make it. I bought a set of wall boxes (3 different sizes) for 12.99 at xmas tree shops. I mounted them on the wall length wise and I can fit 48 pads in the largest...perfect for Stampin' Up pads. Then I used the medium for In Colors and Neutrals. Here is a pic. Works great for me since I have little counter space in my office/stamp room.
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If you go to Google, type in "foam core ink pad holder" then click "View as html" you can see the instructions from the google cached version of the PDF. HTH!
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Quote:
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rut ro... didn't work for me
i'll try the google route
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The Google/View HTML trick worked for me. Thank you so much!
And thanks to Stacy for such a wonderful idea!
I hope she feels better soon!
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thanks for the google tip~ I had seen this a while back also!! What a great and inexpensive idea!!!
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i can't get the file either... tried google too. any body who is able to get it, could you send it to me via email? calail86 -at- gmail -dot- com
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This is copied from her directions:
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Thanks everyone
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ok-it's definitely beyond my mind's comprehension. i'll have to wait to see what you gals come up with
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I found it on my computer---saved it myself! If anyone want s the pdf let me know.
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I made one of these - well sort of! I did mess up a bit, but it does the trick very well! Definately worthwhile doing. I may even try another to hold all those 'other' pads - i.e. craft, versamark, etc. etc...
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so the next question would be, where does one buy foam core board stuff?
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foam core board
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kristransue so the next question would be, where does one buy foam core board stuff?
It can be found at Walmart-office supply dept or any office supply store, Michaels' art supply dept.
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I bought mine at an artist supply/frame store. Anyone that has a Pat Catan's near them can purchase it there in their artist supply area.
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I saved it when she posted it a while back...I keep saying I'm going to make them...
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I clicked the link in the pic you showed and the PDF file came up for me i can save to my computer and email them to youif you PM me your email addy
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Quote:
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kristransue so the next question would be, where does one buy foam core board stuff?
I got some from Michaels and some from Office Depot
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Thanks, I guess I have never looked for it before.
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Thanks so much Stamp1. Your link worked for me. I'm definitely going to give this a try.
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You're welcome Teryl. I'm going to have to make the inkpad holder. All of my inkpads are currently kept in a Sterilite storage box. Not easy to find the color I want when it's way down at the bottom!
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Great idea. My DH made me a wooden ink pad holder, but I love the ribbon one! Gotta try it.
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If you make it, take a pic and post it here! I want to see 'em!
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I made this it's GREAT! I loved it so much I made a shelf for pens as well. It's GREAT!
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Amanda, we'd love to see your pen shelf. Could you post a photo? Also, may I ask how long it took to cut, build, etc.? Thank you.
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It didn't take very long maybe an hour. But keep in mind I have a 2yo and a
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oh here is my ink pad storage.
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I was taking a look at the template...you could probably use that similarly with wood....instead of hot glue, use nails, or wood glue maybe?
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oh yeah it would work! My hubby is going to upgrade mine. *someday*
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omg I love the pen holder version!
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All of them look great! I can't wait to try it!
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Amanda, thanks a bunch for posting the photos. You did a wonderful job! Neat idea making a separate holder for all your pens. TFS
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Very nice, Amanda! Great job on the marker mod.
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Does anyone have the directions on the modified ribbon holder. I so want to make that one. I hate my ribbon storage. It takes up way too much room.
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I bought my foam core today at Michael's. I bought an extra sheet just in case I mess it up. I can't wait to have new ink storage!!
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This is an awesome holder and a great price..TFS I downloaded the instructions and told my hubby he has a project to do!!!
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By the way, the foam core board is on sale this week at Michael's for $0.97. Can you believe, an ink pad holder for $2?
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