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Hello, I have quite a few SU ink pads and was wondering how you all store yours. I'd rather do it a bit less expensive than buying the SU pad holders. I thought that I've read somewhere that people can use old wooden cassette tape holders? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!! TIA :-D
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www.kingdom.com has the cassette holders. I spray-painted mine white. I love it, but it only holds 100 stamp pads. I think I'm going to need a second...
I found some old 8 track spinning holders at the thrift store for $2 each and put pieces of chipboard in between and have a lovely faux wood spinning tray for my SU pads. Works like a charm!
Looks similar to this one only mine is clean... and full of ink! http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-STOWAWAY...2em118Q2el1247
I have two of the wooden cassette tape holders and I paid $1.25 for one and $2.00 for the other and got them both at thrift stores.. I did buy two for my mom at a Goodwill store for $2.00 each. Pam
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I'm sorry about all of the posts, I don't know how or why it happened, and I cannot delete any of them. I am going to go out this weekend and get those supplies and give it a shot. Thank you all again!!
I use a $3.00 white photo box from Micheal's. I stand the box on it's end and it holds 30 perfectly. Then if you need to take it somewhere you can just put the lid back on.
Help With Ink Pad Storage...
