CUSTOM MAGNETIC STORAGE FOR DIE SETS
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Thank you for joining me for my video on Custom Magnetic Storage for Die Sets. This storage method is quick, easy, and budget-friendly!
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Fiskars 10-Inch Amplify Mixed Media Shears; Model 171020-1001. I ordered these from Amazon in June 2019, and they are AMAZING! I have used them to cut chipboard, cardboard, foam board, hard-shell plastic packaging, fabric, cardstock, magnetic sheets, and more! They stay sharp and do a fabulous job.
Marietta Magnetics 8.5 x 11 Plain Magnet Sheets 30 mil - 10 Pack. I have ordered these twice through Amazon.
Chipboard - 8.5" x 11" 22 pt (100 Sheets) - 100% Recycled - Made in USA. Again, I ordered through Amazon, but you may be able to find any of these items elsewhere. I use a lot of chipboard for shipping, so I ordered the 100-pack. The product store has all sizes and thicknesses.
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Thanks for sharing all the information for the supplies. Looking forward to the set up of your Amazon shop.
Wow! Thank you so much, Rhonda! Since posting this RUclips video, I set up my Amazon Affiliate account. Follow this link to my blog post for this video, find UPDATE near the bottom of the post, and I have Amazon links to the products I used. I'm so excited for someone to use it! www.karensblueridgestamping.com/post/custom-magnetic-die-storage
So many excellent organization tips in addition to the cost saving idea for organizing your dies. Great idea to use the leftover magnetic sheets on a piece of chipboard.
Omg, I was planning on seeking how to store my dies and this helps out tremendously. Thank you kindly. ❤
You’re welcome, Antonia. Thanks for watching!
Great idea to add the chipboard! I have been using almost the same system for a few years, but adding the chipboard will really make a difference. Thanks so much for sharing this great idea!
Great tip on sticking the chip board to the magnetic sheet ❤️
By the way, I have friends who have magnetic signs. Some are political some are advertisements. Nonetheless they are GREAT to use. Our phone book had a magnet that was an advertisement for a law firm. Every chance I got I collected them. Often sign makers will have flawed magnetic signs they will let go of cheap, or if you’re lucky they give them away. Free is in my budget! 😉
What an excellent idea! Thanks for sharing, Amy!
Hi Karen, I just found your channel through this video. I was quite surprised when you gave your name, my mother’s maiden name was Summy (spelled a little differently than yours) and I have a cousin Karen who was also a Summy! Small world I guess. Anyway, I enjoyed your video and I have subscribed. Thanks for the information.
Thank you for the info, Karen. Appreciate it.
Thank you for these ideas.
What a great idea!!! I'll be using this idea for sure!!!
Great tip. Thank you.
Hi Karen. I just stumbled onto your video, stayed, watched and have become your newest subscriber. I have been working on trying to organize my Stampinup stamps and dies. So far I have been using just the magnet sheets inside the matching Stamp case but they are very flimsy without the cardboard to back them. Thanks so much for this very helpful and cost effective method. 😊🇨🇦
Brendaelaine, I am so happy this is useful to you! Thanks for your comment - and thanks for subscribing!
@@KarensBlueRidgeStamping Hi Karen, I just wanted to let you know that i have started the process of gluing cardboard to the magnetic sheets I have been using for my dies. What a big difference this makes. Thanks again form this very helpful tip. 😊🇨🇦
@@brendaelainewaddell1682 Thanks so much for letting me know! Comments like yours let me know that what I've published has value, and it lifts my spirits so much! I hope you enjoy a more stable storage system while tending to your budget. Enjoy - and happy crafting!
I agree with you about the dies coming off the sheet. I'm afraid sometimes they will bend
That’s always my fear. Also, smaller dies are really difficult to release at times. The magnetic storage saves time and stress.
May I ask where you get your chipboard?? Great idea! I’ve been using vent covers without chipboard but I like your idea! 💜🥹
Hi, @Tera B! I get my chipboard from Amazon, but I imagine there are a lot of suppliers. Check out my blog in the video description above (click Show More) if you want a direct link. Full disclosure: I have applied to be an Amazon Associate/Affiliate, so I may get a small commission if you click through my link - at no additional cost to you. Thanks for leaving your comment!! Happy crafting!
To remove SU dies from their taped backing paper, use a handheld hairdryer on the back of the backing paper to warm the tape and remove the dies. This will avoid bending the die without bending it. SU uses really strong tape to attach dies to paper backing. I have used this method for several years.
Sound advice, Linda! Thanks for sharing.
I use cereal boxes with the plain side out.
I always put the magnetic sheets and dies in with the stamps because sometimes the dies have a different title.
I have heard that many people do the same. Good news, though! Stampin' Up! has responded to customer (and demonstrator) feedback and is now naming dies and stamps the same! Love it!
Where do you get the magnetic sheets?
Hi, Sigrid. I got them from Amazon. They are Marietta Magnetics 8.5 x 11 Plain Magnet Sheets 30 mil - 10 Pack. You can also find info on big scissors and chipboard in the video description. Just click "Show more" in the light gray box, and it will expand for you. Thanks for the question!!
@@KarensBlueRidgeStamping you can also buy magnet squares sheets at walmart that are 2 inches longer (8x6") in a 2 pack. They work great and have adhesive backing.
Marietta magnetic also come in 5x7 size
I get them at a big box home improvement store in the furnace filter aisle. Three 8x15 in sheets for $7. If I get 2 packs, I can make 9 stiff pages that are 8 x 10 inches, that slip nicely into a protective page pocket sleeve, that then goes into a heavy duty binder.
I make the magnet sheets stiff by cutting to 8 x 10 inches, adhering chioboard with double sided tape to back of magnet sheets. I use frozen pizza boxes, larger cereal boxes, slightly dinged Christmas boxes). I've been making my stiff sheets one sided, but I'm considering putting magnet sheet on both sides. I haven't had any trouble with my dies coming off when I adhere cardboard on the backs of them.
yup been doing same for yrs with mag.sheets and dies....all are far too costly these days!!
The solution to your problem of taking the dies off the package is to bend the package, not the dies! Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
Why not skip a step and glue the magnetic sheet right to the original cardboard? I would add additional glue around the edges. There is less waste and they are already cut to size. They may not be quite as sturdy as the chipboard but the manufacturer trusts that cardboard to get your dies to you undamaged.
A good option. I would turn the original tape side to the magnetic sheet to keep it from interfering.