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Do you have thin metal dies laying all over your craft room? If so, here's the perfect storage solution for you! The 5" x 7" Magnetic Sheets by Totally Tiffany feature a slick white magnetic surface allowing your dies to stay in place. To remove your dies from the sheet simply bend the sheet and grab your die. Included in the package are 5 magnetic die storage sheets.
These aren't very strong on the black side like on other brands, the strong magnetic side is the white side. But the edges are curled and I can't get them flat and that makes it difficult to fill the sheet. I feel like I can only put dies in the middle of the sheet because they don't stay near the edges. I will not buy this brand again.
These are just the right size to put into the scrapbook.com plastic envelopes. They are not a strong magnet like I was hoping for. I think the white coating causes them to lose some of the magnetic strength.
My dies don’t seem to stick to these well. I love the thinness of these magnetic sheets but am disappointed in how my dies don’t stay put. This is the only TT product I have not been pleased with.
I used these along with the TT envelopes to store my dies. They were a little curled around the edges but I just put something heavy on them for a couple of days and they ended up flat. I like that the white side is the magnetic side. I can see what my dies look like. I also like that they’re not very heavy. I would recommend them.
I find this an extremely useful way to store dies in a plastic envelope. It keeps small groups or a single collection neatly together.
I’ve bought several packages of these magnetic sheets over the last few months. They are a good size, store easily and hold well.
They look very nice! I have lots of dies so they will be used soon! I will have to order more and some for gifts!
I put these behind my dies and store in the file envelopes. Hold the dies very well.
I like to store nesting dies on so they stay flat and small piece dies.
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Are these JUST magnetic sheets such as that from hardware stores for vent covers or do they have a firm backing of covered chipboard making them semi stiff & sturdy?
By:
User
(24-Jun-21)
I bought a small pack of TT magnetic sheets and learned that they are best suited for the thin dies. I bought the magnetic vent covers from the nearby home improvement “big box” store. Now, these are MAGNETIC! Best of all you can cut them to your specific size needs. I don’t think there’s any die that’s going to loosen from these sheets unless prompted. These sheets do not curl or lose their strength at the edges. I have no problem fitting the cut-to-size vent covers into the plastic storage envelopes such as those from scrapbook.com. So my storage system goes like this-TT sheets for the thin dies, box store magnetic vent covers cut-to-size for the heavier duty dies, and scrapbook.com plastic storage envelopes for all.
By: Mimiviva
(23-Jan-23)
These feature a slick white magnetic surface allowing your dies to stay in place. They do not have a firm backing as to remove your dies from the sheet you simply bend the sheet and grab your die.
By: Scrapbook.com
(25-Jun-21)
I'm wanting these 5x7 magnet sheets, but, cat locate a storage bin or file to store them in. Any suggestions?
By:
djperzo
(27-Feb-21)
Totally Tiffany fab 5 file. I love them for die storage or the stamp & die file combo
By: butmuffins
(28-Feb-21)
Are these more of a 'sturdy' magnetized sheet or is it bendy like the kind you see at hardware stores?
By:
pepperann768
(14-Jan-21)
How do you store the sheets with the dies on them?
By:
lindarogers77
(05-Jan-21)
I store mine similarly. The magnetic sheets holding dies are in a plastic storage envelope (from scrapbook.com), especially if the die set contains many pieces. To separate and to organize, I make my own tabs using file folders cut-to-(my specified) size and sturdy stick-on purchased tabs that I label. That way, everything is uniform and neat. I’m still looking for a container to store everything in. (I’m leaning towards using file crates and plastic hanging file folders but am still continuing to research.) I have a number of the plastic boxes and tabs from scrapbook.com. I find that, for me, they aren’t quite the sizes I need for all my dies (but are perfect for my many other needs!). My thought process is to use what works, regardless of where I find it.
By: Mimiviva
(23-Jan-23)
