Time for Spring Cleaning! How do you store your dies? A customer asked me if I used Stampin'UP!'s die storage boxes and I thought share my answer. Thanks for the question Becky.
Yes, I use these boxes. They are a great way to keep my dies organized. I also like that they help me keep inventory. An empty slot means a die is missing - oops, time to clean my desk.
The small box is perfect for all my sizzlit dies, clearlit dies and embosslits. There are so many slots that one box is all I need. I've got plenty of room for all the great new product that Stampin'UP! will come out with in future years.
The large box is very versatile. You can see from the photos below how I use the large box.
The large box comes with 2 plastic inserts for holding the dies upright. You can also buy extra inserts and set them on a shelf, without the box, as another way to store your dies.
How do you store your dies? Leave a comment below to share with others.
These boxes come in 3 sizes:
#122219 for $14.95 the SMALL die box 9" x 5-3/8" x 3-1/8"
#122220 for $17.95 the MEDIUM die box 9" x 6-1/8" x 6-5/8"
#122221 for $24.95 the LARGE die box 14-1/2" x 9-1/8" x 6-5/8"
Happy Stamping
--Katie
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