Put it away well: Easy to use sticky notes

Personalized Stickers appear more and more frequently in our lives, and the types are more and more diverse, such as Sealing Stickers,Self Adhesive Stickers,PVC Stickers, etc., but how to store them is the problem we have to face

Use sticker storage books

Choose the right sticker organizer:

First, choose the right sticker organizer based on the number and type of stickers you have. There are storage books available in different sizes and page counts to make sure it meets your needs. At the same time, pay attention to the selection of excellent materials, high page transparency and not easy to deformation of the storage book, in order to better protect the sticker.

Label category:

To make it easier to find, label category names at the edge or top of the page of the organizer. Use colorful labels, stickers, or handwritten text, as long as the labels are clear and easy to understand.

Protect the storage book:

In order to extend the service life of the storage book, pay attention to avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or damp environment. In addition, use it gently and avoid pulling or folding the page to avoid damaging the sticker or the storage book itself.

Homemade storage boxes/bags

Make your own storage box to keep stickers
Size and material:

First, make sure the size of the storage box is appropriate for the number and size of your stickers. Choose cardboard or a harder plastic material as the substrate of the storage box, which can better protect the sticker from compression and deformation.
Partition design:

Design a partition area inside the storage box, which can be made of materials such as cardboard, partition board or hard plastic sheet. Separate areas help you keep different types of stickers separate for easy finding and management.
Clear cover:

If possible, make a clear cover or lid for the storage box. This way, you can see the stickers inside the box without opening it and quickly find what you need.
Label:

Affix labels or sticky notes on the outside of the storage box to mark the type or theme of the stickers in different areas. This way, you can see at a glance what stickers are stored in each area.
Stack storage:

If the number of stickers is large, you can make multiple storage boxes and stack them for storage. When stacking, ensure that the storage boxes are stable and do not collapse easily

Make your own storage bag to keep stickers
Material selection:

Choose soft and durable fabric or non-woven fabric as the material of the storage bag. These materials protect the sticker from scratches while maintaining the shape and stability of the bag.
Divider pockets:

Sew some divider pockets or attach stick-on pockets inside the storage bag. These pockets can be customized according to the size and number of stickers for better sorting and storage.
Zipper or drawstring closure:

Add zipper or drawstring closure to the storage bag to ensure the sealing and security of the sticker. This prevents dust and moisture from entering the bag and protects the quality of the sticker.
Label:

Affix a label or sticky note on the outside of the storage bag, marking the type or theme of the sticker inside the bag. This way, you can easily identify the contents of each storage bag.
Hang or stack:

Depending on the actual needs, you can choose to hang the storage bag on the wall or behind the door, or stack it in a drawer or cabinet. Make sure the storage bag is conveniently located for you to access and organize.

Use a binder

1. Choose the right binder
Size: According to personal needs to choose the appropriate size, common A4, B5, A5 and so on. If you need to carry easily, you can choose a smaller size; If you need to store more content, you can choose a large size.
Material: Binder materials are plastic, leather, fabric, etc., can be selected according to personal preferences and durability.
Function: Some loose sheets have multiple dividers or slots for further sorting and management of notes.
2. Get loose paper or sticky notes
Loose-leaf paper: Choose a loose-leaf paper that matches your binder, which can be blank, with lines, with grids, or with a specific format (such as a to-do list, note template).
Sticky notes: If you prefer to use small sticky notes, you can choose different colors, shapes and sizes of sticky notes for easy differentiation and marking.

3. Categorize and label
Classification: Before you start, think about how your notes need to be classified. They can be sorted by item, subject, date, or priority.
Labels: Use labels or index pages to label different categories so you can quickly find the notes you need.
4. Organize and file
Organize regularly: Organize your notes regularly, remove notes that are finished or no longer needed, and keep your binder clean and organized.
Archiving: If some notes need to be kept for a long time but don't currently need frequent access, consider moving them to another binder or folder for archiving.
5. Creativity and personalization
Decorate: You can use stickers, colored pens, or other decorations to decorate your binder and sticky notes to make them more personal and fun.
Homemade template: According to their own needs, self-made note template, such as schedule, reading notes template, etc., improve the use of efficiency.

classification storage

Determine the classification criteria

First, you need to decide on one or more classification criteria to organize your stickers. These criteria can be based on your personal preferences, frequency of use, the theme or content of the sticker, etc. Here are some common categories:
Theme: Sort stickers by theme, such as animals, plants, food, travel, festivals, etc.
Color: If you prefer to organize by color, you can divide stickers into different color categories such as red, blue, and green.
Size: According to the size of the sticker classification, such as small, medium, large stickers.
Use: Classify stickers according to their intended use, such as decoration, study, work, ledger, etc.

Prepare storage container
Once you have determined the classification criteria, the next step is to prepare the appropriate storage containers. This can be transparent folders, sticker books, boxes, drawer dividers, etc. Make sure that each container has enough space to hold the corresponding category of stickers and is easy to label and identify.
Organize and sort
Clean up: First, clear out all the stickers that need to be sorted, removing old, damaged or no longer needed stickers.
Classification: According to the classification standard you choose, assign the stickers to the corresponding storage container one by one. Make sure the stickers for each category are put together to avoid confusion.
Labeling: Attach a label on the outside or top of each storage container, clearly indicating the classification of the stickers inside the container. This helps you quickly find the stickers you need.

Always tidy up

Organize regularly
Set a regular time or frequency to organize your sticker collection. This can be weekly, monthly, or whenever you feel like your sticker collection is getting a little messy. Regular sorting will prevent stickers from piling up and becoming unmanageable.
Classification update
Over time, new categories or themes may be added to your sticker collection. When sorting, check that your categories still apply and update as needed. For example, if you start collecting certain types of stickers (like vintage styles, anime characters, etc.), you may need to create new categories for them.
Remove stickers that are no longer needed
During the sorting process, carefully examine each sticker and decide if you need to keep it. If some stickers are outdated, damaged, or you no longer like them, it is safe to remove them. This will not only reduce clutter, but also make room for new stickers.

Organize containers
Make sure your storage containers (such as clear folders, sticker books, boxes, etc.) are also kept clean and organized. Clean the inside of the container of dust and debris, and rearrange the stickers to ensure they are neatly placed. If the container is damaged or does not fit into the current sticker collection, consider replacing it with a new container.
Marking and indexing
Clearly label each storage container with the classification or theme of its internal sticker. If your sticker collection is very large, you can create an index page or list to record the location and contents of each container. That way, you can find the stickers you need faster, without having to rummage through each container.