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You're going to be performing backflips when you get your crafty hands on the Flippin' Storage Pages that are part of the Multicraft Storage System by Totally Tiffany! These pages are so flippin' cool for your card making supplies. Easily store your blank cards, extra paper, envelopes, embellishments, and more in these handy storage pages.
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This set of three storage pages are so versatile! Load the pockets with all your card making supplies and kits of course, but they're also great for your card blanks, envelopes, embellishments, unmounted rubber stamps, felt, paper scraps, photos, tags, embossing folders, buttons, and so much more.
Here's an awesome idea! Use these pages to store your finished cards, you can slide your card and your envelope right into the pockets and they're ready to go at a moment's notice. Each page can be organized by theme such as birthday, get well, holidays, congratulations, sympathy, or however else you'd like to store them. Or you can sort your card blanks and envelopes by color making it easy to get started on your next project right away.
Each page features six pockets at the top and five pockets on the bottom. There's a locking flap on the end of the page and a cover that will reveal the 11 pockets inside. Simply load the pockets and easily flip through the pages to see the stored contents. You will love the easy clear access you'll have to your stored items. The three-hole-punched and high-quality material pages fit perfectly in Totally Tiffany's ScrapRack or can easily be stored in your storage bins or binders (each sold separately).
Grab these pages for a great solution for your crafting workspace or your on-the crafting to crops, classes, or seminars!
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Here's a sampling of what our amazing customers are saying about the Flippin' Storage Pages:
ScrapRack Storage System
"The Flippin' Storage Pages are fantastic for storing my embossing folders. It holds so many in such an easy file system, I'm really surprised at the convenience and ease of usage." - ridgerunner3844
Great Product
"I plan to slowly transfer all my stickers and die cuts from my Crop-in-Style binders to the ScrapRack storage pages. What a fantastic system." - scrapinglady61
I had originally planned on using these for finished cards, but it failed miserably at that since my cards always end up a lot bigger. In fact, I was going to return them until I read one of the other reviews who said she uses it for her embossing folders. I tried it and it works wonderfully so now I don't have to return them.
Service from Scrapbook.com was excellent. Their postage rates were very reasonable. As with all ScrapRack products, the flap enclosures need to be redesigned. They don't hold well.
This is a great & wonderful item and holds alot but I wish they made the flaps longer down the pocket/folder. The top flaps go just to the top of the pocket/folder edge so when you put something in it does not close over the bottom part of the pocket/folder so your items fall out. The original Flippin storage pages have longer/deeper flaps. But does not hold your items in the pouch/folder. So that is why I gave a 4 and not a 5. Please make the flaps deeper to cover the bottom of the pocket/folder.
The pockets are too thin, and because the top flips are cut so low that when you flip to the next pocket, everything falls out. Nothing stays in the pockets. Should have made the pockets complete square envelopes with a fold over flap to keep items from falling out. Returning item.
Flippin storage Pages are fantastic for storing my embossing folders. It holds so many in such an easy file system I'm really surprised at the convenience and ease of usuage.
I plan to slowly transfer all my stickers and die cuts from my Crop-in-Style binders to the ScrapRack storage pages. What a fantastic system.
after I have had these in my spinder for a while I will write another review on how they work. So far, I have one partially filled with cards my daughter made; another with photos and theme stickers to go with them for scrapbook layouts. I like the big flap to hold pages down.
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Are these strong enough to hold my dies in if i don't back them on magnet sheets first? Does the flap overlap with the pocket or does the top basically have a curved slit at the top?
By:
mybluecar2
(18-May-19)
If you are going to put dies in these pockets I suggest you put them on magnetic sheets. The plastic is sturdy and could hold the dies and sheets. I have printed card stock in mine. To keep the pockets closed and prevent anything from falling out I felt the pockets needed to be taped shut. If your dies are not in plastic bags or on magnets I would be afraid of smaller dies falling out of the pockets.
By: joaniec
(19-May-19)
Hi. I think they would be strong enough to hold dies. I don’t have any real heavy ones to try but I put some of the star shaped ones in a bottom pocket of one I have and it seems fine. The top of each pocket opens up and closes similar to an envelope. I don’t find stuff falls out. I have been putting embellishments and cards in mine. I could send you a picture to explain better but can’t get it to copy and paste.
By: JKroone
(19-May-19)
I�m looking at the flip pages to store my dies on a magnetic background. Does it work to put two sets of dies on magnets in each pocket (they would face back to back so I can see one on each side of the pocket)? Thanks!
By:
kwallace2
(26-Oct-19)
One would likely work but we aren't certain about two sets. It might be too thick for these. You may want to contact the manufacturer to get their opinion as well: https://www.totally-tiffany.com/contact-us/
By: Scrapbook.com
(28-Oct-19)
What kind of plastic is it? Is it a heavy duty plastic? Does it bend?
By:
Alanasscraps
(02-Jan-16)
Hi Dont know what plastic it is but it is good. Just keep sharp objects away if possible. I love my flip page . I have put a lot into one and it has not torn or anything. Yes it does bend. It is durable. I thought it might ripe but I got it and it works great. You can put a lot in one pocket. Well hope this help.
By: jdy_lrnzn
(03-Jan-16)
I would like to know how people feel about the big shot vs. the electric machine. I have the revolution and the old sizzix machine, but was wondering if anyone who has bought the big shot likes it compared to an electric machine that you would not have to crank.
By:
cltreece
(21-May-15)
I don't have counter space for the storage system (spinders (sp?), ) but will these pages fit in a 12x12 notebook? I have a cupboard that will hold notebooks
By:
purplepatti
(19-May-15)
I recently returned the scraprack due to one of the three ring spinders not being tight enough to keep the pages from pulling out of the ring itself. Had that worked, I would have liked it. I have, however, purchased many of the pages and really do like them. I have some of the We R Memory Keepers three ring albums and the pages do fit on those. If you lay the albums down flat, they work great, but makes the albums harder to retrieve the bottom album. If you stand them up, the pages are a little long and may bend or fold at the bottom slightly, but still they work.
By: cltreece
(21-May-15)
I store my extra scrap rack pages in a Becky Higgins 12x12 ring binder. The pages fit well except for the trader's twelve which has a tab at the top of the page. As long as you have a shelf on which the ring binder has space at the top for these tabs, you should be good to go!
By: apuerling67
(07-Mar-22)
