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This 2-ring storage binder is from Pink and Main. This binder is an 7.5" x 9" binder and is perfect for storing stamps, dies, stencils, and more. The 8.5" x 6.25" stencils from Pink and Main fit perfectly inside this binder. The storage inserts to go inside this binder are sold separately from Pink and Main.
love these binders for my metal dies. I add a piece of chipboard to an adhesive magnet sheet (cut down to size) and they slide in nice and stay sturdy for storage. These are very well made and better than others I have tried. I am able to have 5-6 pockets in each binder without any issues when they are closed and on my shelf standing up. Really like the title label on the outside too, large enough to label and see dies on the shelf. My only issue is I wish they made them a little larger for the larger die sets. They can get heavy if you have more then 6 pockets in them so watch out for that. Great product
Finally someone has developed an inexpensive and functional storage system. These are perfect for dies or stamps when accompanied with the folders. I will be buying more!
Haven't used it yet but its part of my reorganizing and decluttering process.
Just bought another one. I have limited storage space so it’s perfect for me.
I love this binder for the secure way it holds my dies in the folder pages that go with it (separately). It has a place to beautifully label the binder on the outside too.
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Hello. The pages themselves would fit inside but the holes do not line up and would need to be repunched. The distance between the rings in the binder is approximately 3.25 inches and the page protector distance is about 4.5 inches.
By: Scrapbook.com
(21-Jun-23)
Do you also sell the page protectors that fit this 2 ring storage binder. I am looking to store stencils and would need the page protectors.
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Laurel Ann
(26-Jan-22)
