I wish I only had that amount. There's a cube in the Ikea shelf in one closet that's 95% full. There's a huge basket of kits (15 maybe? 20?) sitting on the Ikea Alex. I used to joke that no one ever said they had too much paper. I honestly feel overwhelmed now. I put all my opened embellishment packs into Avery Elle envelopes. They're on a shelf in my desk right where I can flip through them easily.
My scraprack now only has random embellishments (color or theme-sorted). I can pull from that when I need to but it's going to be stashed under the bed. I really want to use my sewing machine more so that's why it's been given primo real estate.
When I made a page last night, I felt like this current "system" is the best I've ever tried. Probably because my most-often used items are right there at my desk. Sadly, there's no electrical outlet or light in the closets. Joel said he's going to install an outlet in the one with my desk. Using an extension cord works but it's not ideal.
Putting away tools and leftovers after I use them remains a struggle.
There's a Bread basket full of scraps on my desk. Once it's full, I have to purge it. That's all I'm allowing myself to keep. As I run across scraps (they're everywhere!!), I tuck them in (started out in color order - not anymore!). Purging it is a mindless task though. Sometimes I just close my eyes and dump the whole thing in the recycle bin.
Still too many stamps ("cute" alone should not justify sitting on a shelf or in a drawer when I have so little space). Still too many mists considering I use 4- 5 colors at most. Still too many masks & stencils when I'm rarely (if ever) happy with results when I use them.
I realize keeping it all under control is an on-going process. Just wish I had more time to use more of my stash.