Video: Die Storage + Giveaway

Hello!

After sharing my clear and cling stamp storage system (HERE), I have been getting lots of requests to share my wafer thin die storage system. This has been working so very well for me (and even works with embossing folders).

I really love these pockets! So handy. You can store more than one in a pocket if you want.

Here are links for the products featured:

I also have a couple other die storage ideas…

The first is to adhere thin magnetic sheets to the inside of cabinet doors. This one would be good if you only have a few dies or have some frequently used dies you want easy access to. (I plan to add this inside my cabinet doors for the few I use the most.) I first showed this awhile back and still like it a lot. You can find magnetic sheets for this HERE and HERE. (You could also use these sheets in a binder system.) Here is this idea shown in my old craft room…

Another option for you is the ArtBin Magnetic Die Storage Case. I have checked this system out and it works very well. Something worth considering, too!

Let me know if you have questions or storage ideas to share!

GIVEAWAY!

Interested in trying out some Die Pockets? Want to win 50 pockets? For your chance, leave a comment here by 9/4/13 at 11:59pmEST.

SUPPLIES

Below are the products featured above. To find them at Simon Says Stamp, click on the SSS below the thumbnails. For Ellen Hutson, click on EH. Some links go to Amazon, Bed Bath and Beyond and The Container Store. Enjoy!

 

 

Avery Elle Stamp Storage Pockets (SSS|EH)

 

 

 

Updated Double Fridge Binz Container (BBB|CS)

 

 

 

Vagabond Die Cutting Machine (SSS|EH)

 

 

 

ArtBin Magnetic Die Storage Case (SSS|EH)

 

 


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468 thoughts on “Video: Die Storage + Giveaway”

  1. Norma says:

    Jennifer,
    I lover your storage solutions for dies! I purchased the pouches from SSS and the fridge Benz and have started my conversion. I am finding that I have about 15 Spellbinders sets that will not fit into this size pouch and wondered if you have an alternate recommendation for sleeves for those sets? I was really hoping to have ALL of my dies together and purchased the bin a little larger to hold everything together. Any suggestions for a larger size pouch? Appreciate all the work you share with us, your ideas are awesome!

  2. Kathy H says:

    I think this is my favorite subject as well. Are you still using the color cubbies for Copics? What do you use for other markers and pencils?

  3. Sibylle says:

    Again a very helpful video. Thanks Jennifer! You truly are my paper crafting hero and inspire me tremendously!

  4. Donna says:

    can you please list all the die categories you are showing on your video?

  5. Mira says:

    Hi,
    I was wondering why aren’t you using your stamps’ pockets also for your dies? (The larger ones from SSS that are 5.63*7.38″ and cost the same).
    Thanks 🙂

  6. LitaMaree says:

    I wanted to thank you for the great storage ideas for stamps and dies! H have been collecting stamps for awhile now and because of my storage (lack of storage) I have them all over the place. Makes creating a chore… I am in the process of converting to your system, and I already feel much more organized and have found stamps I had forgotten about. Thank you again!

  7. Stacey Lawson says:

    You always have such helpful ideas. I’m very impressed with the use of your knowledge. Amazing. You are a blessed lady to do what most of us can only call a hobby between work hours. Im glad the Lord blessed you and you share your knowledge with all of us.

  8. Stacey Lawson says:

    The Art Bin magnetic die storage case is a great price on amazon. Also available at HSN.com search ‘crafts’

  9. Diana B says:

    Jennifer, except for the ArtBin product, the magnetic sheets you recommended are no longer available. While there are a lot of peel-and-stick magnetic sheets available (for making fridge magnets), I’m reluctant to start buying various brands, only to find the magnets aren’t strong enough to hold dies in clear pockets (like the Avery Elle). Have you tried any of these other products, and if so, do you have an updated recommendation for us? Thanks!

  10. Milly says:

    Hi Jennifer, I have my dies in kids scrapbooks with the A4 magnet on every second page. I now have 6 books and each book has its own theme. Eg: Words, Animals, Leaves and trees etc. All have labels on the side of the books for quick searching. The books were very cheap and magnets a reasonable price. I take less then 30 seconds to find what I am looking for. My Shapes book now weighs quite a lot, but a lot of dies together do get heavy. They all wait patiently in a draw for me to grab them. Cheers Milly

  11. Mandy says:

    What is the name and where did you get the cabinet you have all the bins in? Thanks

  12. Daniel says:

    I have tools all over the place so am trying hard to get things organized. When my die collection was just starting, I used CD cases with a magnetic business card.

  13. Do you have any dies or papers which can be used for tunnel cards? I made one without any thing but an idea and the hardest part was finding pictures that worked well together. I had a total of 5 layers 3/8″ apart. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    I have watched you for several years with Simon Says. I am 94 and have been crafting for 4years

  14. Rose says:

    In the video above for die storge you put the dies in pockets did you put the dies on magnets if you put several dies in the pocket?

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