How many of you own Spellbinder's dies - but are looking for an easy, space-saving way to store them? I am super excited about this storage that I came up with & wanted to tell you about it!
Supplies I Used:
- Adhes-A-MAG magnet roll (I found this at Michaels & used my 40% coupon)
- Chipboard backing from paper packs (the 12 x 12 cardboard-like piece companies place in packages of scrapbooking paper)
- Bind-it-All & 5/8" coil
- Scrapbooking paper, cardstock, stamps, etc --- (anything you want to use to make your storage pretty)
Steps:
- Cut 9 chipboard pieces to size. (The size will depend on what size of dies you have. Give yourself a little "margin room" on each side + about 1/2" extra room for the top so that you have room for binding)
- Cut 8 adhesive magnet sheets the same size and adhere to ONE side of the chipboard. (If you have magnet sheets on both sides, the dies will not stay in place.)
- Decorate the remaining chipboard piece to create your cover. Add patterned paper to back side.
- Add patterned paper to 1 chipboard/magnet panel. This will be your back cover.
- Bind
This will make a booklet that will hold 8 sets of dies. My book below contains all of my regular & petite oval dies. (Small & Large Ovals, Small & Large Scalloped Ovals, Small & Large Petite Ovals, & Small & Large Scalloped Petite Ovals)
Below is a pic of what my dies look like now. I REALLY like having all of my dies in one spot like this. Now I just need to buy some more magnet sheets so that I can make more books to hold all of my other dies! :)
Please let me know if you have any questions! :)
OTHER SUPPLIES:
Stamps: (all by Cornish Heritage Farms)
- (owl) U R A Hoot set
- Burlap Backgrounder (used on the rust panel)
- ("my") Supah Star set
Ink:
- 'Memento Potter's Clay' Dew Drop Inkpad by Tsukineko
- Onyx Black Versafine inkpad by Tsukineko
Cardstock:
- Desert Coral Dark, Papaya Puree Med & Birchtone Dark CS by Prism
Printed Paper:
- Weathervane: New Pencils by October Afternoon
Accessories:
- Detours Rub-ons by October Afternoon
- Scalloped punch by Fiskars
- Oval punch by EK Success
- Thickers by American Crafts
- Dymo label maker
- Orange Baubles
- Copic Markers
love the idea. I also bought an inexpensive bulletin board adhered magnet to it and store mine that way, since I have tons of wall space but no shelf space that works well too.
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea Julie and it looks great! Mary P.
ReplyDeleteLove your idea, I'll have to try it after I make all my Christmas gifts. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your idea Julie! Mine are in CD tins with magnetic tape! I love the owl
ReplyDeleteVery cute, love this idea!
ReplyDeleteWOW! yeah... that is pretty darn cool!
ReplyDeleteOh, my gosh! That is absolutely fantastic! I may have to try this. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative storage idea! Adorable. Now if I only had some nestabilities to try it with. :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE this idea...and so easy to store everything!
ReplyDeleteCharmaine
I found your blog in a search for something else and I am so glad. This is a great idea for storage! You are so clever!
ReplyDeleteI would like to try it myself. Thanks for sharing.
Greetings Regina from Germany
What an awesome album! Love the idea of keeping the dies in one book. Looks great. I have a coupon and been thinking what I need... now I know! :o) TFS!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I have some magnetic sheets that should work.
ReplyDeleteI do have a question for you. Is that book you made ALL ovals? Ü I just have the circles (it came as one set, but there were two sets of scallop and two sets of non-scallop).
What a fab idea! I've been using CD cases, but have wondered what to do if I get a set that doesn't fit. This is the answer! TFS! (Plus it may just force me to use my BIA! Ha!)
ReplyDeleteBRILLIANT AND CUTE! AND YES I AM SHOUTING!
ReplyDeleteLove your storage book idea! I've been researching Adhes-A-Mag and find that it comes in 20 mil and 30 mil. What is the mil value of yours. please? I would like to purchase some, but since I have to travel 2 hours in any direction to buy it, I'll be looking online. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Karen
kayellwy@gmail.com
I love this storage idea and the colors. TFS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea...now I will HAVE to purchase a Bind-IT :)...as if I needed encouragement to indulge my hobby. You have some great stuff here and I will be checking back soon.
ReplyDeleteI love it!!!! I am going to make one for myself this weekend and one as a holiday gift for a friend! TFS
ReplyDeleteOH WOWIE! Like I say to my friends when they come up with some sort of genius idea - OVERACHIEVER!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou rock my world! Thank you for sharing this idea! Can you guess what I'm off to work on right now?!
Thanks again! Wanted to let you know I just did a post of my version of this storage idea! YAY!
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I have visited yuor blog and love what you did with the nestability storage. Thank for sharing...I might need to get to my nearest Michaels
ReplyDeleteSuper cool! thanks for sharing. I'm gonna use your idea! You're terrific!
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