Stampin Up Ink Caddy

[ejandrazzil]

Alright, I feel I can figure most things out, however! What is the trick to get the ink caddy to work? I'm having trouble lifting the shelves up to get the ink in, and it doesn't turn as nicely as I think it is suppose to. What am I doing wrong?????????:confused: Is there a trick someone forgot to tell me???

Thanks for any help you guys can give me.


Merry Christmas,

[Clownmom]

I found that it WAS a bit tedious when I initially put my pads into the caddy. I started at the bottom and worked my way up -- one family at a time. After I got a pad into each 'layer', it was easier with the other columns. And I think it was designed so as not to spin like a Lazy Susan.

[ejandrazzil]

Thanks Lois.

That is how I was doing it as well. I just wish it was easier to use. Oh well.

Thanks for your help!

[LauraN]

I bought a $5 lazy susan from the kitchen specialty store. It is made by Copco & it makes the caddy turn great!! I'd definitely recommend one.

[deshacrafts]

I also put mine on a lazy susan. I have all my extra pads in it.

[BasketMom]

my ink caddy spins fine - I even have the extra spaces on top - maybe it just needs some spinning or useage - then it will start spinning fine? I've had mine since last Christmas (so maybe they've changed or something since then too)

[tashast]

Thanks for the great idea of the lazy susan. I was trying to figure out how to make mine spin a little easier. I thought maybe I got mine to full.