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Usually the point of our blog is to add value to your life, be it through helpful guides, free downloadable resources, or office culture advice. But sometimes… we just gotta show off.
Here are some of our newest products and what they can be used for, including some alternative options.
We have scissors!
And not just any scissors – we have blue scissors and nonstick scissors and red scissors and stainless steel scissors. There’s even this joyful rainbow of scissors, which is awesome for cutting things and fun to look at. We’re pulling no punches with these scissors, except for all the kinds of scissors we don’t have for sale (yet). But! In the meantime, grab some of these scissors. You can use them for cutting paper, cardboard, light fabrics, and photos.
You can also use them like sculptor Christopher Locke did andcreate bizarre sculptures that look like something Sid fromToy Story might make.
If scissors aren’t enough to thrill you, check this out – combination boards.
That’s right. It’s all the ephemeral spontaneity of a whiteboard combined with the dependability of a corkboard. Jot down quick notes on the whiteboard and tack up important memos and photographs on the cork!
Or, if you’re feeling crazy, make this the focal point of your bedroom and install this as your bed’s headboard. Those late-night bouts of inspiration will never be lost again as you sleepily scrawl them across the whiteboard side and potentially, accidentally, the cork side.
But the buck doesn’t stop with combination boards. We’ve also got erasers. And not just any erasers – pink ones.
These erasers are a must-have for every classroom and office, since the erasers at the tops of standard pencils aren’t always effective. Ours, on the other hand, are great for erasing without leaving smudges or tearing paper.
And, in a pinch, our pink erasers can be used for shining coin collections This one isn’t a joke –you really can use your erasers to polish your coins!
When you need something a little more versatile, check out our junior binders.
A junior binder is a great way to store smaller pages like recipes, photos, or schedules. You can turn yours into a daily planner or a meditation journal. Our junior binders are compact so they can fit easily into a backpack or purse, and, if you’re feeling really funky, you can use this puppy as a frisbee!
Full disclosure: it probably won’t work very well.
Let’s bring in the big guns: jumbo binders.
These binders are the moms and dads of the junior binders. Boasting a 5-inch spine, our jumbo binders are great for storing every paper you’ve ever come across in your whole life. … Okay, maybe not that many papers, but certainly something close. Keep documents safe with the inner 3 D-rings, and slide identifying pages into the front, back, and spine sleeves.
Or, if you’re gardening on a sunny day, wear it as an oversized, uncomfortable, and ineffective hat.
So, you have your gargantuan binder and your fat stacks of pages to go in it. But what about organization? We’ve got that for you, too: tabbed index dividers. Don’t say we never give (see: sell) you anything.
Our index dividers are tabbed for easy finding and are made of durable paper stock to ensure they stand up to repeated use.
They’re also really great for folding lazily in half and swatting flies.
But the king of versatile office supplies honor might have to go to binder clips.
We offer multipacks with various sizes in both assorted colors and classic black, and boxes with one specific size if you know exactly what you’re about. Use binder clips to hold pages together without the damage of a staple, or to keep photographs and important documents in place.
You can also use them ascord organizers, money clips, andall sorts of weird things.
If you have any questions or comments about our office supplies and their many weird and wonderful uses, reach out to us on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook! And as always, for any questions, concerns, or just to say hello, send an email to larry@bluesummitsupplies.com. Larry would love to hear from you!
Grace Porter is Blue Summit Supplies' content marketing manager. She writes for work, writes for her blog, and when she's done with all that, she writes for fun. Her two finished novel manuscripts have not yet been published - but just you wait. Also, she has some kids and some pets and some husband. Find her online at How to Learn Your Twenties.
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