How Do I keep track of stuff?

Jewelry Production Inventory

I have built my website, and threw a couple of things up there just to try out the Weebly shopping cart.  Meanwhile, I do other things, especially during the summer, while still making jewelry, and cutting wood, and maintaining my other website, business, and a full time job........

I ran into one problem with this jewelry stuff.....

Keeping track of it!

It was raining outside today anyway.  I live in the boonies, and my only internet option is satellite, which doesn't work so well when it's raining.

So I sat down at the computer this morning.  I don't need internet to make an Excel sheet.

I have always kept a sheet, and a tally, when I make or build things.  Normally, when I am in the wood shop making something, I need to make notes on a specific product.  I depend on those notes when I get back to the office to remind me of the details.   I have been using this for years in my Rustic Woodworking business. I simply used my normal sheets and made it into an Excel workbook.  I am still tweaking it.  Let me know what you think.

Anybody just starting out in not only the jewelry business, but any home based craft business, might find this workbook helpful.  I don't have it finalized yet, but here's a screen shot of what I have so far.  I'm still working on some of the formulas for the back-end pages so that the tally page gets populated automatically.
The little yellow right-hand corner gets cut off and is filed with the product.  The actual printed page is filed wherever you want, like in a ring binder.  Since it is an Excel file, you can also fill it in on your computer and file one for each item you want to keep track of.  I am going to get rid of some of the blue background to save on printer ink.

Excel Jewelry Sheet - Keep track of your stuff and calculate pricing.

What do you think?  Any helpful comments?