2016-02-01

Video #718: A system that will help you to become a super smart shopper when it comes to stocking up on your arts and craft supplies.

In this video I show you how to set up an art supply inventory system that you can use in your paper planner. I also show how to adapt these ideas if you just want to have a small booklet that can easily fit in you purse.

In a previous video I demonstrated how to set up a planner for your studio, to help you stay organized with your projects. In that video I promise to share more info about my inventory system, so here it is.

When you have a lot of art supplies, like pencils, glues, paints, markers, inks, etc, it can get hard to know exactly what you already have in your stash, unless you have a way to keep track of everything.  An inventory book or planner is a great way to avoid double purchasing the same items, instead of spending your hard earned dollars on other supplies that you don’t yet own.

My first system utilized a small blank journal, in which I put color swatches of different products, identified by the appropriate brand name. That system is simple and works quite nicely, as you will see in the video.

When I switched over to an A5 sized planner, I wanted to include the color swatches in to the planner using pocket pages and printed color charts. Now I am able to list products that I do have, which in tern helps me to also see what I don’t have yet.

Below this video I provide a long list of products I used for my inventory system and the links to the printable charts that I have found online. Feel free to add your own  suggestions for color chart resources in the comment for this post.

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Related Resource: Carpe Diem A5 Planner on Amazon

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Related Resource: Clearsnap Colorbox Paint Box Ink on Amazon

Links To Free Printable Art Supply Color Charts:

Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencil Blank Color Chart

Prismacolor Premier Nupastel Blank Color Chart

Prismacolor Premier Art Markers Blank Color Chart

Faber-Castell Color Charts

Copic Marker Clank Color Chart by Paperfections

Staedtler Karat Aqua Colored Pencils Blank Color Chart by Ywana

Clearsnap Do It Yourself Ink Charts (multiple brands)

Ranger Products Printable Blank Color Charts (multiple brands)

Tsukineko and Fresh Ink Color Charts

Derwent Watercolor Color Chart

Spectrum Noir Blendable Pencils Color Charts

Spectrum Noir Marker Color Charts

If you know of other printable charts, feel free to post about them in comment section below… so that they can be added to the list.

My goal is to help you to learn quicker and easier ways to bring up the professionalism in your polymer clay art.

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