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Post by lilacgal on Sept 17, 2017 14:26:11 GMT
I accumulated some 6x6 paper pads before I started making cards. Now I seem to have so many of them, I don't know what to do. How do y'all store your 6x6 paper? My old storage was just a basket. I was thinking about doing something like the clear fridge bins since I'm going that way with my stamp and die storage. I can't seem to find one that is the correct width. Everything seems sized at six inches wide instead of accommodating six inches wide. What do y'all use? Any help for a new card maker?
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Post by digirlwiz on Sept 17, 2017 15:27:29 GMT
I use the fridge bins; I have found wider ones at Marshalls/Home Goods; about 8 inches wide. I also have my 'off season' pads in photo boxes, tucked in a closet. The fridge bins hold my new pads and the 'please use me' paper pads... yes- I have way too many! And welcome to the world of card making! About 120 of us did a Christmas card exchange last year and plan to do it again--join us!
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Post by lilacgal on Sept 17, 2017 17:12:53 GMT
I use the fridge bins; I have found wider ones at Marshalls/Home Goods; about 8 inches wide. I also have my 'off season' pads in photo boxes, tucked in a closet. The fridge bins hold my new pads and the 'please use me' paper pads... yes- I have way too many! And welcome to the world of card making! About 120 of us did a Christmas card exchange last year and plan to do it again--join us! I had seen the ones that were eight inches wide and thought they might be too big looking. I'm happy to know that's a good option! Thanks for the welcome. I'm not sure I'm good enough yet to join a card exchange. I bought one Christmas set because it had a puppy in it. Then my daughter convinced me we needed penguins and unicorns too for Christmas. Lol |
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Post by gale w on Sept 17, 2017 17:38:25 GMT
I use these cheap crates from walmart and cut down folders. If the paper is in a pad, I don't bother with the folder. I just put the pad in there.  |
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Post by digirlwiz on Sept 17, 2017 20:18:58 GMT
I use the fridge bins; I have found wider ones at Marshalls/Home Goods; about 8 inches wide. I also have my 'off season' pads in photo boxes, tucked in a closet. The fridge bins hold my new pads and the 'please use me' paper pads... yes- I have way too many! And welcome to the world of card making! About 120 of us did a Christmas card exchange last year and plan to do it again--join us! I had seen the ones that were eight inches wide and thought they might be too big looking. I'm happy to know that's a good option! Thanks for the welcome. I'm not sure I'm good enough yet to join a card exchange. I bought one Christmas set because it had a puppy in it. Then my daughter convinced me we needed penguins and unicorns too for Christmas. Lol oh- there is no ' notgood enough' with the card exchange! No rules-- I have received gorgeous homemade cards, gorgeous store bought cards, gorgeous photo cards.....it is just a really fun thing to be part of! And of course you need penguins and unicorns and a few snowmen, angels, Rudolph, Santa....that is the thing with stamping- there are so many great options! The 8 inch bins do give me a little extra room on the sides-but I don't feel they are too big. I sometimes tuck 'works in progress' in the open space! |
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Post by oaksong on Sept 17, 2017 23:30:14 GMT
I use this Container Store Large Multipurpose Bin. They're nice and wide, and there's room for Thickers and embellishment packages that go with the pads. I have a lot of closet shelving, so these work well for me to store a variety of items, including 12x12 paper and collection kits. |
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Post by camcas on Sept 18, 2017 9:42:30 GMT
Has anyone tried the CTMH large organiser container?
I was wondering if it was deep enough
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Post by streetscrapper on Sept 18, 2017 21:54:37 GMT
I use the top rack of my Ikea raskog cart, and its so jammed I couldn't possibly fit another pad in! I'm either going to have to stop buying them, or start using them!
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Post by tracylynn on Sept 19, 2017 0:23:21 GMT
Has anyone tried the CTMH large organiser container? I was wondering if it was deep enough Yes, this is what I use and it works great. |
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Post by camcas on Sept 19, 2017 5:26:11 GMT
Has anyone tried the CTMH large organiser container? I was wondering if it was deep enough Yes, this is what I use and it works great. Thanks. I was thinking I could put full pads on one side and scraps on the other..... off to consider ..... |
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Post by jameynz on Sept 19, 2017 8:11:26 GMT
I use the CTMH large container for my 6x6 as well.....in face I use TWO of them for my 6x6 pads!
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Post by don on Sept 21, 2017 1:00:01 GMT
Cut up a cereal box to fit. Shoe box. Then you can decorate or paint the box, and it would be yours uniquely.
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Post by quinmm14 on Sept 21, 2017 12:38:44 GMT
I use a Closetmaid mini storage cubical and the fabric mini bins that fit in for my 6x6 storage.
I struggled to find something that would work, finally settled on this method.
Those 6x6 pads are hard to store 😊
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Post by woodysbetty on Sept 21, 2017 17:45:38 GMT
I use my raskog bottom shelf....
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Post by msliz on Sept 23, 2017 2:09:36 GMT
I'm using DD's old bicycle basket.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 27, 2017 22:31:44 GMT
I used to store mine in a crate but I moved them to the top shelf of my raskog now, works great for me . There is a picture on this page here. |
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Post by nicolep on Sept 27, 2017 22:41:27 GMT
I used to store mine in a crate but I moved them to the top shelf of my raskog now, works great for me . There is a picture on this page here.Love that! |
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