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Mar '12 Deedee49

I thought I tried this topic before, but can't find it in the search.
Would like to find hard pages for a 3 ring binder, so I can add magnetic tape and store my spellbinders dies.
Anyone have any ideas for what I can use? Thanks
Mar '12 Kim222

RE: Deedee49: I thought I tried this topic before, but can't find it in the search. Would like to find hard pages for a 3 ring binder, so I can add magnetic tape and store my spellbinders dies. Anyone have any ideas for what I can use? Thanks

I havent tried this yet, but I'm thinking of storing mine in a 3 ring binder with plastic page protectors. Then slide a magnetic sheet inside the plastic and store them on there.

Might even work to just punch 3 holes in the magnetic sheet and store them without the plastic, but I imagine that might make it hard to turn the pages.

We'll see....
Mar '12 Siameseplease

RE: Kim222: I havent tried this yet, but I'm thinking of storing mine in a 3 ring binder with plastic page protectors. Then slide a magnetic sheet inside the plastic and store them on there. Might even work to just punch 3 holes in the magnetic sheet and store them without the plastic, but I imagine that might make it hard to turn the pages. We'll see....

Could you get large sheets of chipboard and use a cropadile to add holes for the rings?
Mar '12 Deedee49

RE: Siameseplease: Could you get large sheets of chipboard and use a cropadile to add holes for the rings?

I like the chipboard idea. I know that the plastic page protectors work for some people..but it would drive me crazy pulling out the page from the protector. I know me and I have to be able just to slap em back on the page.
Mar '12 Dwelch

RE: Deedee49: I like the chipboard idea. I know that the plastic page protectors work for some people..but it would drive me crazy pulling out the page from the protector. I know me and I have to be able just to slap em back on the page.

This doesn't solve your ring binder question, but it's a suggestion if that doesn't work for you:
Nesties Storage By Dwelch
I found 4x12" magnetic strips - Quikutz, I believe, and cut them into 3 4x4" squares. I did mount them onto cardstock though I don't believe that would be necessary, and they slide perfectly into one of these disk holders.
Mar '12 ChansGram

RE: Dwelch: This doesn't solve your ring binder question, but it's a suggestion if that doesn't work for you: Nesties Storage By Dwelch I found 4x12" magnetic strips - Quikutz, I believe, and cut them into 3 4x4" squares. I did mount them onto cardstock though I don't believe that would be necessary, and they slide perfectly into one of these disk holders.
dwelch Said:
This doesn't solve your ring binder question, but it's a suggestion if that doesn't work for you:
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I found 4x12" magnetic strips - Quikutz, I believe, and cut them into 3 4x4" squares. I did mount them onto cardstock though I don't believe that would be necessary, and they slide perfectly into one of these disk holders.

This is a great idea!
Mar '12 CrimsonMama

RE: Dwelch: This doesn't solve your ring binder question, but it's a suggestion if that doesn't work for you: Nesties Storage By Dwelch I found 4x12" magnetic strips - Quikutz, I believe, and cut them into 3 4x4" squares. I did mount them onto cardstock though I don't believe that would be necessary, and they slide perfectly into one of these disk holders.

I am using a disc holder now too. I was organizing cleaning my office and ran across one for an old Sony Walkman. Remember those? I think I can retire that Walkman!

Nice idea about the magnetic strips. I have not run across that yet.