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I had been using a flat file system for all my paper, but after reading lots of posts about how much room a vertical system saved, I decided to give it a try. I had fourteen shelves of 12x12 paper organized by color and pattern and whether it was a holiday or not so I bought THREE of these value packs. It worked. I used all the little storage boxes for my colors, and used the three main holders for all my theme paper, separating it with the dividers. I found paper I'd forgotten I had, and was able to include exotic papers cut to odd sizes (9x11; 10x12; 7x9) in the theme areas so maybe I'll not forget about them when I'm working on a project. I do have these sitting in 13" wide and deep wooden cubbies so they'll stay standing up by themselves: I wouldn't try using them on a shelf without sturdy bookends because they get heavy!
But I now have easy access to all the paper and can pull a whole color or unit out to the table to use without dog-earing everything.
About a year ago I switched over from horizontal paper storage to the Cropper Hopper Vertical system. The change has not only saved me space in my scrap room but also time in searching for just the right sheet of paper. With this system it is very easy to simply pull out a bigger holder or the smaller one and thumb through the papers in it without ever having to remove them from the holder itself. The included dividers help to subdivide the papers further and make the process just that much faster. If you are looking for compact, easy to use, and inexpensive paper storage, I highly recommend this system.
Used in this project: Cardstock Storage
I have 3 sets of these - the number of pieces of paper you can store in these is astounding! I keep all my patterned paper in these. Since I order most all my paper in sets - Daisy D, Basic Gray, and Cosmo Cricket are my favorites - I love that I can scan the tabs for the pattern name or the brand that I am looking for, and then spot pull the whole thing out. LOVE that. I keep 3 of these and 2 black ones filled with card stock only, on the top rack of my Cropper Hopper paper trolley. (Can U tell I love items I can roll into position when I am ready to scrap? LOL!!)
I´m so happy with this product. Now I have the perfect storage for my patterned papers. I store some papers by manufacturer, some by theme and some by style, and these has made it so easy! I´m specially happy about the folders I´ve created for Graphic 45 and Websters pages. I´ve used one of the small folders and diveded them into 12x12, die cuts and stickers and scraps, using the dividing sheets, and then sorted into them. I use these papers mainly for cards, so keeping my scraps with the papers will make it easier to use the scraps! I´m using the same system for ledger papers and such as well. Its a great system!!!
In the past year, I have purchased 6 of these vertical storage packs and use them for everything! My craft room is now very organized and all my papers & page kits are accessible and easy to find. I put them on a deep bookshelf with labels on the ends, organized by manufacturer/product line name. Great system!
This is a great vertical storage system. The top-loading and see through containers make it easy to find the papers you are looking for and get them effortlessly. The tabbed dividers make it easy to organize your papers into colors and themes. Overall it is a convenient, easy and efficient storage system.
Used in this project: After.
I had seen these elsewhere but Scrapbook.com definitely offers these at the very best price! I have just begun using them to sort my paper by theme and they work great. I love that they're already assembled when they arrive and I could take them out of the box and begin using them right away. If you need a way to sort and store your paper, try these.
Between the cats and the little boys I have around my house, I don't feel safe setting my supplies up on my desk or a shelf, I keep everything organized in a big plastic tote and and small plastic tote. These paper organizers fit perfectly into my tote and I was able to get the lid on once I was done reorganizing. I wasn't able to do that before. Plus I free'd up half the room in the big tote for my larger tools. I thought I was going to need a new tote! Its so worth that $20 bucks.
Used in this project: Shades of Christopher
I have now organized ALL my paper into these amazing storage packs. I am so thrilled with them! I used the big ones to hold all my color specific solids and patterns, the smaller ones hold paper I bought in in collections or stacks. I couldn't be happier! I labeled the front of each one with my little label maker, so fun!
Used in this project: My Paper Has a Home!
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