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Is your collection of ink pads and reinkers growing and growing before your very eyes? We thought so! Now, you can make your stamping projects a whole lot easier to get done when you store and organize your favorite ink pads and reinkers in the PortaInk Standard Case by Best Craft Organizer!
With its compact size, this ink pad storage case takes up no space at all. Easily display it on your craft table, workspace, in your closet or on shelving. The case holds 24 ink pads and 28 ink refill bottles and they’re so easy to see, find and grab! No more digging around in drawers, bins or having them scattered all over your workspace.
Besides its ability to hold 24 inkpads, the top of the PortaInk also has a versatile organizer that holds up to 28 (0.5 fl oz) ink refill bottles in six compartments. Five of the compartments are sized specifically to hold half ounce bottles like ink refills and Stickles. The other compartment is larger and can hold either eight half ounce bottles, or several larger bottles such as spray inks. Whatever your stamping storage needs, the PortaInk Standard Case can handle it!
You’re going to love that the ink pad storage case comes with a handy strap that makes it easy for your on-the-go classes or crops. Just quickly snap on the two travel panels to keep your inks in place, grab the top handle to pick it up, and go; it’s the perfect traveling companion!
Do your inks have matching markers? The PortaInk Standard Case is the solution that will keep them both conveniently together in one place, whether on your desk at home or cropping on-the-go. With the optional Marker Buddy (sold separately) attached to the side of your PortaInk, you really can take it all with you – or have it all on your desk!
The PortaInk Standard Case is compatible with the following ink pads and reinkers:
Read what our Scrapbook.com customer reviews say about the Ink Pad Storage:
Sturdy Standard Ink Case
“Since my ink collection has grown, I've been needing a better way to store my ink pads rather than keeping them in a plastic shoe box way on top of my shelf. I was VERY impressed with this organizer. It's made of very sturdy, durable plastic and houses my Stampin' Up inks perfectly. I have no qualms about this organizer breaking anytime soon. The top tray is great for storing small bottles of glitter, Stickles, alcohol inks, or just extra ink refill bottles. And it's only about 3 or 4 inches deep so it doesn't take up too much desktop space at all. I'm very pleased with this item and will probably buy a couple more.” – krisalis903
Best Craft Organizer - PortaInk Standard Case
“Very sturdy plastic. Takes up very little space. Easy to clean. It fits Stampin’ Up ink pads perfect. Others either have some space at the sides (which is no trouble) or empty space at the back. For them (like Tim Holtz) I put a chuck of foam at the back to fill the space. It works great. You can buy the spacers, but I had the free foam.” - zac
I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A SCRAPBOOKING/CREATIVE TYPE PERSON. BUT RECENTLY I HAVE GOTTEN INTO CARD MAKING AND STAMPING AND HAVE PURCHASED MANY ITEMS INCLUDING MANY STAMP PADS THAT I NEEDED SOMETHING TO DO WITH. WHEN WORKING IT IS HARD TO HAVE EVERYTHING LAYING AROUND THE TABLE. SO I PURCHASED THIS ITEM TO TRY TO ORGANIZE MYSELF. I HAVE TO BE HONEST, I ORIGINALLY THOUGHT THAT IT WAS SO CHEAP THAT IT WOULD BE FLIMSY. I COULD NOT BE MORE WRONG. IT IS REALLY WELL MADE AND IS NOT WOBBLY. MY BIGGEST FEAR WAS THAT I WOULD GO TO REACH FOR SOMETHING AND IT WOULD KNOCK IT OVER. THAT IS NOT THE CASE AT ALL. SO I AM VERY HAPPY WITH MY PRODUCT.IN FACT, I HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED SOME DYE INK AND AM THINKING ABOUT PURCHASING ANOTHER ONE FOR DYE INK, AND LEAVE MY OTHER ONE FOR PIGMENT INK. I USE THIS FOR ORGANIZATION ONLY NOT FOR STORAGE OF THE ITEMS WHEN I PUT THE INK AWAY (UNFORTUNATELY I DON'T HAVE A CRAFT ROOM), SO I HAVE TO STORE THINGS AWAY. A VERY DECENT ITEM FOR THE PRICE. I HAVE SEEN THINGS MADE WAY CHEAPER FOR WAY MORE MONEY...I AM VERY HAPPY WITH MY BUY.
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I had been pulling my hair out over all of the ink pads I have accumulated for my multimedia. I happened to be browsing and saw this. I bought one along with the inserts as many of my inks are Tim Holtz.
It was love as soon as I put those inserts in (which went in easily for me with a little help from a jewelry sized flat head screwdriver). I have it hanging on the wall above my work table. Not only is it great for keeping all of the pads organized and ready to use, being able to hang it on the wall freed up space on my table!
I just ordered another one last night without the inserts for my other ink pads and I cannot wait until it is delivered later in the week! I can see myself ordering at least 1 more possibly 2 with inserts.
As to it being an unsightly black all I can say is, "Are we crafters or not?!" You don't like the facade of the organizer then cover it up with scrap book paper. I used DCWV's Royal Garden. I love the Peacock feathers running around the sides and fronts.
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I have been looking for ages for a way to store my SU ink pads. I don't like the carousel type storage as they take up too much room. There are some very nice looking wood ones out there but I didn't want to spend a fortune - I'd rather spend my money on scrapbook/card supplies. ;-)
This case is perfect and what made it even more so is that I could mount another case on the side to store up to 24 markers. I ordered one of those as well and am happy I did.
The case arrived today and I couldn't be more pleased. It has the option of hanging it on the wall, but it takes up so little room that I can keep it on my desk. I dressed it up a little bit with a strip of washi tape across the top and bottom. Great product.
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Since my ink collection has grown, I've been needing a better way to store my ink pads rather than keeping them in a plastic shoe box way on top of my shelf. I was VERY impressed with this organizer. It's made of very sturdy, durable plastic and houses my Stampin' Up inks perfectly. I have no qualms about this organizer breaking anytime soon. The top tray is great for storing small bottles of glitter, Stickles, alcohol inks, or just extra ink refill bottles. And it's only about 3 or 4 inches deep so it doesn't take up too much desktop space at all. I'm very pleased with this item and will probably buy a couple more.
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These towers are amazing. I bought 2 of them and am going to order a third one. They are very sturdy and stack nicely on countertop and can also be hung. I filled mine up with Stampin Up ink pads and they fit like a glove. Like them alot more than the carousel tower. They also fit Tim Holtz pads with the inserts. There is a place on the top for ink refills , stickles etc. I put all my clear blocks on top of one which works great.
Becky from Houston
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I see where it holds SU ink pads but does it also hold Memento, Fresh Ink, Umbrella and Hero Arts ink pads. I really need a good storage case for my new craft room. I have several different brands of inks.
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Carolani
(17-Dec-15)
Does this accommodate Close To My Heart ink pads?
By:
User
(18-Jul-15)
I don't know what size those ink pads are, but they do hold Stampinup inks and GinaK inks and Simon Says ink. I hope this helps
By: Jandktravis
(19-Jul-15)
It also holds Kaleidacolor ink pads. I have 4 of these packed with ink pads and reinkers. They are a great solution for storage. I used a sharpie to add the color name on the outside face of each of my ink pads for easy reference. I also like that I can spin them around to see the other side. I have had these for probably 4 or 5 years.
By: vikib
(15-Jan-16)
How portable is this? I frequently go to crops and don't see the sense in unpacking storage, repacking and unpacking again for transport.
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celticmystyc
(06-Jan-15)
How is it with holding the square Tim Holtz distress oxide ink pads
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rocksdebalina
(17-May-18)
I found that the openings are too deep and the square Distress ink pads "get lost" and are difficult to reach. One solution is to cut cardboard toilet rolls in half and insert them into the back of the openings and the ink pads all sit forward enough to be able to see and get them out easily.
By: madebycc
(18-May-18)
