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Make your own Paper storage

Make your own Paper storage

My 2nd video!
Don’t you hate pouring money into storage containers and organizers?  I am guilty of spending lots of money on paper organizers, embellishment containers, and the like.

But, there are cheaper ways to organize and store your scrapbooking and card making things.  Today,  I decided my next video should be about making your own horizontal/vertical paper storage in a very affordable way!~

Note: Please do not go and take the boxes without permission from the Post Office- instead use recycled boxes- your post office should have plenty of extras that have been used already.

15 Comments

  1. Nice video and if you concern about the post office seeing you take boxes… you can order them on line and they drop them off at your doorstep…still no charge…
    The Scrapbooking Queen

  2. wow you are so clever with your ideas I just love this and would of never thought of this thanks for sharing Debbie

  3. OH wowwwwwwwwwwwwwww
    I love this idea!!!!
    Thank you so much for sharing!!! Now I wanna decorate boxes !!!!!!!!
    I think I found the next project .. for the weekend…. how fun was that!!!!!!!!!!
    Thank you!!!

  4. Oh Sarah, you have done it again. I just got some new packs of paper this weekend and have been wondering how I was going to store them. My rack is full and really dont have room for another rack. Someday I will have to share how I made my paper storage rack out of two sets of those wire stacking milk crate like sets and some twist ties. Really works great at a fraction of the cost.
    But I am getting side tracks. Thanks again. I stopped the video and ran to post office before it closed so I would have the boxes to do it with. Keep the great ideas coming.

  5. I have a paper storage my sweetie made me, it didnt cost that much….lol

  6. This is a really great idea Sarah! I will definately have to try this:)
    Thank you for Sharing!

    Julie
    Cricut Chick
    http://www.cricutchick.com

  7. Hey Sarah, those are the same colors I use for my business. I was extra excited to see those items. Great job!

  8. OKAY, let me just say this is GENIUS! I really do thank you for this… coz I was SO about to go out and by paper holders! <3 LOL My hubby gets nervous when I use my craft knife too! <3

  9. WOW that is such a great idea my stacks are piling up and I need to “HIDE” them from my husband LOL! I love that Zebra theme you have going on and that Chandelier is so pretty the bling makes it pop!

  10. Great Idea! and yes, better yet, recycle boxes. I have a garage full ready to be recycled. I need to get to work, tfs.

  11. You’re brilliant! I love and support our local post office – can’t wait to try this. :)

  12. I love this idea.. I just found your site the other day and seen this video last night.. :) Today I want to the post office and got 3 different size boxs I got the one for 12×12, I got the next smallest which should hold the 8 1/2x 11 size paper perfectly I hope, and then I got the small flat rate box. Since I dont have a lot of stuff (just started to get into scrapbooking, cardmaking) I have very little.. I thought the small box would work nice to hold pens, markers, glue and tapes or other little stuff. Thank you for the idea.

  13. Wow!!! How awesome is that!!! And here I am spending tons of money on more storage for my paper!! Ggrrr! Will have to try this out! Thanks!

  14. Love it!….LOL, my husband doesn’t think I should use knives either! thanks for the idea!

  15. Ok, apparently I’m VERY late to the game, but I just found this and LOVE it! I have TONS of flat rate boxes and NEVER though of this! this is going ot save me so much space when it comes to my paper organization. :D Thank you so much for sharing this!

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