If you've been looking for a pretty but affordable way to keep your stamps, pocket cards, stickers, and other craft products organized at your fingertips, then you've been looking for the Scrapbook.com Craft Room Basics Desktop Stadium Organizer. The front two sections are perfect for your 3x4 pocket cards, 3x4 stamps, your tiniest packs of stickers and embellishments, and more. The middle section is raised a bit, and if you're a pocket card scrapbooker, you'll find that this is a great spot to store your 4x6 cards while you're crafting. The back section is designed for your 6x8 stamps, 6x8 paper pads, sticker books, stencils, and so many other favorite papercrafting supplies!
In case you were wondering, two of the Desktop Stadium Organizers fit side by side on the shelves of those most popular metal rolling carts, making this a perfect solution for organizing your mobile craft cart! Imagine two of these perched on the top of the cart, full of pocket cards, stickers, and 6x8 paper as you're getting ready to start your next project - now that's some crafty organization bliss!
Contents: One storage container with 4 divided sections
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Number of pieces: 1
This is a Scrapbook.com exclusive product.
Very sturdy. Has a white sheen.
Ordered another one. Reasonably priced.
This is such a very pretty storage and very very sturdy. The white sheen is such a nice touch!
I have this storage unit on top of my craft cart. It stores so much! The front sections I use for scissors, glue, journaling cards, and small stamps that I plan to use. The middle area I have filled with my Memorydex punch, more journaling cards, scissors, pens, and other items I frequently use.
The back storage area is deep, so I can get several MISTIs in there, as well as some of my alphabet die sets and Scrapbook's sticker books. SO. MUCH. STORAGE.
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This product is the perfect size for my desk surface. It allows me the organize my embellishments and pictures for projects without taking up work surface space. I like the white color, blends in with other pieces I have.
I thought I'd be using this to store my pocket cards, but I seriously underestimated how many I have! Instead I accidentally found it to be the perfect storage for my foil plates in the large compartment, my foil rolls in the middle, and then my tiny dies and tools in the two smallest containers. It's like it was made for it! Now I just pick up this caddy and take it to my table top and I'm ready to foil!
It is the perfect size for my desk surface. I keep in here those items I use the most often, like liquid glue, adhesive roller, colorful cardstock, and the stamps and dies I am working with currently. So it varies all the time, but I like it that way! I like the pure white color, I need organizes, calm surroundings to create.
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It's sturdy, it works fine.
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Another great storage solution with multiple uses...great for storing project life cards, stencils, sticker books, paper pads, markers, stamps and more! Love how sturdy it is and that it's not made from plastic! Love that 2 will fit side by side in an Ikea Raskog Cart and that they will fit in the Ikea Kallax units as well.
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This is a handy organizer and is perfect for storing stamp pads of various sizes. I like it so much, I will be purchasing more. The white sheen that other reviewers mention is very nice and makes the organizer a tad more elegant. It is sturdy and was shipped to prevent damage in transit. A definite must for all crafters.
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How is product shipped? Is it protected from damage ( bending/crushing)?
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khampton6582
(24-Dec-20)
Mine came in a big box with air packs around it. No damage. Plus it is pretty sturdy.
By: annehorvath
(27-Dec-20)
