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where do you get those sheets ? I have one set of 5 but for the life of me I cannot remember where I got them. Is it the sheets you are talking about? Or has my brain turned to mush ???
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Could you please include the specific size you are using? They have A5, A4s, etc., and the pricing is different from what you quoted. Thanks in advance for your response... also as the previous poster, I would like to find out where you purchased the sheets included. Thanks.
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Thank you so very much.
I believe I will go with your suggestion of making my own sheets, seems to be the most economical way to go, and fun
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I actually made the sheets out of cardstock and page protectors. I just cut the sheet in half and punched the holes.
The case is A5 and I got them from Univenture the style # I ordered is 13299.
If you don't want to make the sheets, I know Gina K sells some. I am not sure of the size though.
Hope this helps!
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I used staples 100 lb basic cardstock. It seems to be a good weight. I do agree the shipping was a little more than I wanted to spend, but when I look at other sites that have these cases and they are going for about $6 or more a piece I could justify it. That and I also got the order pretty fast, so I was very pleased!
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Did you use regular cardstock? Would glossy photo paper work?
EDIT: I ordered 5 cases and had to laugh that the shipping was 1-1/2x the cost of the cases!
But, it was still a good price, even with the shipping.
I had ordered 12 of these binder boxes in white shortly before Christmas - came to just under $20 including shipping and they shipped very quickly! I made my own pages with GP cardstock from WalMart and cold laminating film from Staples.
I would suggest NOT using the glossy photo paper. I tried it and it actually messed up some of the "sticky" that was already on some of my unmounted stamps. There is something on the photo paper that pulled off onto the sticky part of the stamp when I pulled them off. I had to add TIO to those stamps to make them stick again.
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Originally Posted by RJP111
Did you use regular cardstock? Would glossy photo paper work?
EDIT: I ordered 5 cases and had to laugh that the shipping was 1-1/2x the cost of the cases!
But, it was still a good price, even with the shipping.
Thanks for this great find. I ordered 3 different types of binders to see what I like. For bargain hunters who do not mind using the rings to hold.. I got the A4 binder. It fits the binder sheets perfectly(without them touching the rings). Found Here
They are on sale for $1.95. They fits great in my ITSO storage box. I think I have 8 in a cube.
I got 50 of the large size binders (for the 8.5"x11" storage panels) from Univenture last week. My oldest goes to Ohio State and Univenture allowed him to pick up my order, so I didn't even have to pay for shipping.
These are perfect for storing clingmount & clear stamps on the storage panels. They snap shut securely and sit upright without tipping.
For those considering the binders, sign up for the Univenture newsletter. I have a coupon code good for 15% off your next order, but it expires on 3 Feb, so think fast!
Use Coupon Code: SSU34HN
The storage panels are at GinaK, Sunday International, and other places. The official name is Stamp N' Stor Lightweight Storage Panels. If you're going to use them in the binders, get the panels WITHOUT tabs.
I was able to order my binders on Monday and they arrived today. However, I was only able to order 20 because of cash flow presently. Well when I open the box there are 40 binders. So I get on the phone and called Univenture to let them know they had sent me 20 extras that I did not order, had they shorted me I would have called them right?, so I told the lady this. She put me on hold for a while and then comes back and says Happy Birthday you have just gotten a gift! Yea! needless to say this made me so happy... these should be enough to tide me over. Just had to come here and let you know that this is a great company and the customer service is outstanding:mrgreen:... not that many would have done the same, know what I mean?
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Wow! That really is great customer service! I can see letting someone keep a couple extra binders, but you'd think that it would have been worth it to them to send you a label to ship back 20.
Happy belated Groundhog Day! :-D
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Wow! That's awesome! It was also nice of you to call and let them know as well. You don't find too many people who are honest enough to do that!
Enjoy!
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I was able to order my binders on Monday and they arrived today. However, I was only able to order 20 because of cash flow presently. Well when I open the box there are 40 binders. So I get on the phone and called Univenture to let them know they had sent me 20 extras that I did not order, had they shorted me I would have called them right?, so I told the lady this. She put me on hold for a while and then comes back and says Happy Birthday you have just gotten a gift! Yea! needless to say this made me so happy... these should be enough to tide me over. Just had to come here and let you know that this is a great company and the customer service is outstanding:mrgreen:... not that many would have done the same, know what I mean?
stampinmomnh, Do you store the stamps on both sides of the page, or just one side? I got some page protectors to get started with what I Hve right now, and might replace later with the correct sheets.
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The Acrylics I store on both sides of the page and I have a piece of paper in between so they don't stick together.
I just bought some of the stamp n stor sheets and they work better for the clings and those I will do back and front also. Unfortunately the new Hero Art clings do not stick to anything. The "cling" is different than the ez mount material.
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stampinmomnh, Do you store the stamps on both sides of the page, or just one side? I got some page protectors to get started with what I Hve right now, and might replace later with the correct sheets.
stampinmomnh I have a question for you. I ordered the style that you suggested. I have a couple of Gink K ones and was going to order more when I found your thread. My quesion is are they similar in size. I ordered 20 and would like to get a head start making the pages for them. I have a home laminator and would like to get the sheets ready.
thanks,
Sandy
Hi Sandy,
The sheets I made are 5.5"x8.5". They fit well!
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stampinmomnh I have a question for you. I ordered the style that you suggested. I have a couple of Gink K ones and was going to order more when I found your thread. My quesion is are they similar in size. I ordered 20 and would like to get a head start making the pages for them. I have a home laminator and would like to get the sheets ready.
thanks,
Sandy
I know the question is for stampinmomnh, however, I think I have an answer.
I ordered the binders suggested here, when mine arrived I had a set of GinaK stamps that had been gifted to me. As you know they come with the sheets already, and they fit perfectly :-). So, yes the GinaKs will fit in these binders. HTH
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Originally Posted by SandyStampin1
stampinmomnh I have a question for you. I ordered the style that you suggested. I have a couple of Gink K ones and was going to order more when I found your thread. My quesion is are they similar in size. I ordered 20 and would like to get a head start making the pages for them. I have a home laminator and would like to get the sheets ready.
thanks,
Sandy
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Last edited by memories4you; 02-07-2010 at 11:33 AM..
Thanks again for the tip. Mine arrived yesterday. Love them and very fast service. I got 20 and cannot wait to store my stamps in them. Have to make the sheets first. I had a great idea today and I just checked it out and it works perfectly. Dollarama here sells magnetic photo sheets. They are the perfect size for the binders. Each size holds two sets of nestabilities. Off to Dollarama to buy some more tomorrow. I also put the spellbinders impressabilities in it. I could only fit one on a sheet though. Just thought I would share.
Sandy
ooo, thats a great idea for the nesties. I put mine in the cd cases and I have broken every single one. I am going to have to do that one too! TFS
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Thanks again for the tip. Mine arrived yesterday. Love them and very fast service. I got 20 and cannot wait to store my stamps in them. Have to make the sheets first. I had a great idea today and I just checked it out and it works perfectly. Dollarama here sells magnetic photo sheets. They are the perfect size for the binders. Each size holds two sets of nestabilities. Off to Dollarama to buy some more tomorrow. I also put the spellbinders impressabilities in it. I could only fit one on a sheet though. Just thought I would share.
Sandy
I found some magnet sheets for a great buy at oriental trading. They are 10.00 for 12pcs.
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Originally Posted by SandyStampin1
Thanks again for the tip. Mine arrived yesterday. Love them and very fast service. I got 20 and cannot wait to store my stamps in them. Have to make the sheets first. I had a great idea today and I just checked it out and it works perfectly. Dollarama here sells magnetic photo sheets. They are the perfect size for the binders. Each size holds two sets of nestabilities. Off to Dollarama to buy some more tomorrow. I also put the spellbinders impressabilities in it. I could only fit one on a sheet though. Just thought I would share.
Sandy
I found some magnet sheets for a great buy at oriental trading. They are 10.00 for 12pcs.
That is a very good price.
I bought my magnet sheets at Lowe's. I bought their vent covers. Three vents @ 8" wide by 15" long, and they were $4.86 per package (I have used two so far for 14 sets of nesties... they all fit in one binder). I cut them the size of the nestie packaging and had stored them in their orginal packaging. When my binders came, I peeled them off put some red liner tape on the back and was able to get two sets on each side of the sheet protectors (with the exception of the long ones -- one set on each side)... they work great.:mrgreen:
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For those of you who are trying my idea of using magnetic pages in the cases to store your nesties. A word of advice. I thought I was being smart and put two magnetic sheets back to back. they are sticky so I just used the thin cardboard from the package and placed between the magnetic sheets. Worked great and looked great in theory. Not a good idea the magnetic sheets stick to each other and when you are pulling the second sheet off the back of the first it bends the front page and the nesties start to come off. My suggestion is to do just one side or slip a piece of cardstock in between the pages so they don't stick. I though they wouldn't stick with the nesties there but they are thin. good luck,
Sandy
Great way to store acrylics and clings!
