First of all I push out all the rubber die cut stamps.
Then I peal the paper backing off the left over off cut.
And place it on the inside of the case for the set so that it sticks.
Next I take the paper off the rubber image.
Then find the matching sticker image and peal off the paper..
(NB - Notice the split in the middle of the paper.. Stampin' UP ! Has left no detail for ease of use undone.... This is so that it is easier to peal off the paper.... And it will be on EVERY individual image)
Be sure to take only the paper off and make sure that the sticky image stays in place...
Next line up your rubber image with the outline of the sticky image and it should be PERFECT...
Like this....
Then you push down so it is stuck and peal off the sticky image with the now stuck rubber image.
Once you have stuck each sticker on you can then place the stamp back in the off cuts inside the case.
You will be amazed at how AWESOMELY it holds all your stamps in place...
Look they even stay there after turning the case upside down and shaking it!!!!
I do this with EVERY set for a number of reasons..
1. Because they all stay in the case if I have not shut it properly. Especially the ones like Itty Bitty Sentiments that has what seems like HUNDREDS of little pieces...
2. When I pack up my stamp set after a workshop or a crafting session I can see at a quick glance that I have the WHOLE set in the case.... If I do find I am missing one it is not too late to go searching for it in the scrap bin or on the floor where it may have fallen....
3. Have you ever found that your individual stamps stick to the case sometimes and the sticker peals off??? Well I have found that when I do this they are held in by the rubber surrounds and not the sticker so the sticker does not stick to the case.. (unless you have pushed it down too hard last time you put them away)
And
Lastly.... I sometimes have trouble remembering which stamps belong to which sets.. So I find with this method.. If it doesn't fit... Well it just simply doesn't fit....
I hope this helps.... Happy Stamping
Love Ursula
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