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Old 02-11-2024, 08:00 AM   #41  
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I order the large heavy plastic paper storage envelopes from Amazon. I really like them.

(50) CheckOutStore® Clear Storage Pockets for Storing 12 x 12 Cardstock Paper used for Rubber Stamping & Scrapbooking (Clear with Flap - 12 3/4" x 12 3/4")

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I think I would like to try the clear bags too. They have several options, which did you purchase?
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Old 04-21-2024, 07:10 PM   #42  
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I store my 12x12 DSP in plastic holders from the Container Store and Cropper Hopper.
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My husband built for me a File Cabinet to hold my 12x12 DSP & CS. LM :-)
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I'm hoping to see some current responses since many of the links are old and not available.

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I have the 8 drawerr clear storage system from Michaels. It holds my 12 x 12 papers with no issue. I have stickers on the front to let me know what is in each drawer. (However, I have a good memory).The drrawers easily come out;
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What type of container is this? I totally understand not using the 12x12 because I can't see it. I think if I had it out closer to me and easier to get to, I would use more of it.
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It stands and is and 13" x 16" deep and the height is about 3' feet high.
I store my 6 x 6 papers in an Iris container that is clear and easily sits on my desk.
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Old 04-24-2024, 05:35 AM   #48  
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I chopped up many of my 12" papers, but the remaining stash (still too much) are in these: https://www.amcplastics.com/AMC-Plas...pbooking-Pages

I've had them in hanging folders on a rolling cart and just lined up on a shelf, depending on the arrangement of the rest of the room (like when I've used the cart for my serger). I can't get the link for the cart to work, but it's on Amazon as "Advantus FS2BHD" and also as a Cropper Hopper rolling cart. They are exactly the same (both made by Advantus), but the "not crafty" one is about six dollars cheaper. I've attached a thumbnail of what it looks like.
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