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Oct 25, 2013
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36" Ribbon Attachment
GOT LARGE RIBBON??
Organize them with the
Hang it over any kind of rod.
Just a few Different ways you can use the
36" Ribbon Attachment without the
Original Ribbon Organizer.
Doesn't come with clips but you can add them
Aug 21, 2013
Aug 8, 2013
Clip it Up All-In-One System
Clip it Up All-In-One Organization System –
With the Clip it Up All-In-One you're in charge! Choose the components you need to create the storage that works for you. Mix and match. It’s all up to you!
The All-In-One Frame allows you to add and adjust components for your personal needs. With its sturdy, yet simple design, grooves are placed every inch apart to allow maximum use of the entire frame.
Want more ribbon space? Check out the double-sided ribbon holder.
Add the multi-purpose trays for the loose items you need organized but want within easy reach.
The All-In-One uses the classic Clip it Up rotating storage arms that continue to be a favorite of crafters, scrapbookers, and quilters everywhere. Now the opportunity to have it your way is combined with the unique visual storage concept of the Clip it Up line of products, all in one location.
01-045 All-In-One Frame
- The trays and rotating rings can be adjusted up or down the base unit poles
- Takes advantage of the vertical space in your craft room
- Eliminates the horizontal clutter of things spread out on a desktop or tucked into shelves
- See it, reach it, use it, yet keep it in its place
- 78” tall, 33” wide legs 26”
- 18.5” diameter with 6 divided sections
- Perfect for tools, embellishments, paint, glitter, threads and more
- Spins for quick and easy access
03-005 Floor Model Arm
- 15” Diameter Ring
- Holds hundreds of paper, embellishments, fabric, notions
and more - Spins for quick and easy access
03-008 All-In-One Single Ribbon
- 32” of ribbon storage
- Accommodates different sizes
of ribbon - No dowels –No unraveling
- Simple to add and remove ribbon
- Doubles the amount of
ribbon storage
www.clipitup.com
Jul 31, 2013
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May 15, 2013
36" Ribbon Attachment
Just a few Different ways you can use the
36" Ribbon Attachment without the
Original Ribbon Organizer.
Doesn't come with clips but you can add them.
Jan 30, 2013
Review
Home Clip it Up!!
We have seen a lot of your home made Clip it Ups.
We loved this review from Alice Golden
Please check out her comments and her wonderful blog!!
Mar 25, 2011
Audrey’s Craft Space
I wanted to share with you today a short little tour of my scrap space. It’s been about a month since I took the video below, in which you will see how I have organized my Clip it Up. As I describe in the video, I wanted to use my Clip it Up for my most favorite things.
I am HONESTLY going to say that since I have taken this video, I have actually USED the things on my Clip it Up way more than I even though I would!!! It is so so SO handy having my favorite things in my stash right there at my fingertips! I don’t even have to leave my seat!
But alas, it is already full, yet I keep buying more supplies with all the new CHA releases coming out! So I am going to do TWO things: 1) Use up the things that I have on my Clip it Up now, and 2)stop buying more things. JUST KIDDING on #2!! But honestly, #2) perhaps buy a Clip it Up Upper Tier to add on to the top or get another Main Base.
So here is a quick video of my scrap space. Hope it doesn’t bore you! I had fun making it. After I shot it, I realized there were a few things I forgot to show you, so there are some photos after the video.
A few things you didn’t see:
My stash of ribbons. I don’t use a lot of ribbon on my projects, but I really want to start using it more. I used to have it on spools on a rod, then as my stash grew I placed it into one of those clear plastic bags with the holes (didn’t like that), and I finally decided on this system. I took some foam board an cut it into 4x6” pieces and wrapped ribbon by color onto the cards. I secured the ends with tape and wrap rubber bands around them so they don’t come unraveled. It is working well so far, except I have been bad about adding new ribbons to cards! Gotta get on that!
My closet. There is a reason I didn’t show this on video. It’s a disaster. This is my collections of years of different hobbies. I have cross stitch and watercolors and canvases and crochet and sewing patterns and jewelry and a ton of other things. This is also storage for our winter coats, hubby’s baseball cards, and my old classroom stuff and school files (if I ever go back into teaching!).
I also keep my scraps in here in pull out trays. Scraps are sorted by cardstock or pattern paper, and then by size. Anything smaller than 6x12 in one bin and larger in another, for a total of four trays. I NEVER use my pattern paper scraps, as you can tell by the mound. I wish I did, but I love new things and it seems like there is something new out there every month! I am going to start sorting through these soon.
So there you have it. A look into my creative space! Thanks so much for joining me. I will be back in a few weeks with a wall mount project!!
Mar 15, 2011
Clip it Up Review by Scrapbook Etc.
Polly Maly just emailed us a great review she did on the Clip it Up for her Scrapbook Etc. blog.
Check it out here!!! Make sure you leave her a friendly comment. Leave me a comment if you left her a comment and we’ll enter you into a drawing we’re having very soon :)
Nov 10, 2010
Sometimes bigger is better…
Hi there and happy Wednesday to you from Rhonda! I'm so excited today, I get to share with you the biggest most exciting thing to hit my scrappy room ever... are you ready? It's the Simply Renee Clip-It-Up Floor Model!
When this beautiful piece of organizational wonderment arrived in my home, I have to honestly tell you I did a total happy dance! That night I put it together and it was so easy and I found myself looking at this in about 35 minutes. This product has completely altered my workspace and made my creative time so much more efficient. You know what they say though, a picture is worth a thousand words... so here we go! I'll give you a little Floor Model tour-o-rama, *grin*.
First of all, here is my scrappy corner of heaven. I create at this desk, and am right handed, so it just worked perfectly to place this on the right side of my desk. You will see that there are four tiers on my floor model. I added an additional one so I could maximize the space that I have. The cool thing about the Floor Model is that just like the other models, you can turn the tiers. Things that I need are really easy to look for and find.
For the first tier of my floor model, I decided to tackle my alpha's collection and my bling collection. My alpha's used to be in plastic shoe boxes and some of them were in kits, still in their respective bags. Still others were in my little rolling cart. I now have them all in one place and that is so much nicer! I can now also see how many duplicates that I have or if I am lacking in a color.
I did the same process for my bling and arranged by height. I had my bling stored in a few different areas of my workspace as well and it was frustrating when I needed to find something that I knew I had! This actually inspired part of my project that I'm going to share with you after the tour.
For the second tier, you will find my Spellbinders and some collections of MME rub-ons, die cuts and some binding materials. I have my die cut station just to the right of my floor model, so I hung up all of my Spellbinder's so they are all within easy reach and visibility. I can't tell you how much I love this!!!
For the third tier, you will find my favorite papers, my design team papers and other special projects. I also really fell in love with my Clip It Up Zip Bags! I have both the small and the large and for some collections, it is so nice to place your matching embellies in the bag and hang with the papers. I don't have to wonder where those coordinating items are, they are handy and I can quickly look to see what I need. If you haven't tried those with your Clip-It-Up, I highly recommend getting a few. You'll love them!
Now it's bonus time, my fourth tier that I added to my Floor Model! I decided that I was going to use this tier for keeping my fabric projects. Recently my 3 year old little guy has become thoroughly enamored with Toy Story 3. I found some theme fabric and plan to make him a quilt with it. He is going to be so excited to get a Buzz and Woody blanket!
Well, I hope you're still with me, thank you for taking my "Floor Model" tour today! Remember when I said that my organization of my bling prompted a project? It truly did! I forgot that I had this really pretty sepia toned bling and when I found this photo, I knew that they belonged together! I had also picked up this artists tray and was having a hard time deciding what to do with it. I finally just sat down with some super yummy Graphic 45 and 7 Gypsies papers and of course, the ever fabulous Ranger embellishments by Tim Holtz. This is what I came up with:
I cut apart the bling and placed some on the tray and the other pieces flow into the compartments. It's kind of hard to see in the photos but I have used foam dots for dimension in several of the compartments. These trays and shadowboxes are all the rage right now and so much fun!
Thank you for spending a few moments here today. Make sure and tell Santa if you need a Floor Model at your home!!!
Don’t forget to comment!!!
Oct 29, 2010
Lesley’s Ribbon Organizer
Tell us what your biggest problem area is and if we get 100 comments we’ll have a drawing and the winner will get a 36” Ribbon Organizer (Only one comment per person will count). The drawing will be held on Wednesday Nov.3rd. If you leave a comment make sure you check back for winners will only be announced on the blog.
Plus don’t forget to enter our Floor Model drawing. Click here for details!
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