Storing your Paper Pumpkin Stamps & bit

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How do you store your stamps and left over bits from your Paper Pumpkin kits?  Some people keep them in the original box. But if you don't have enough space to store the boxes, this method might work for you.  I store mine in the DVD style storage cases that are available in our online store. They are just like the cases that our stamps come in. 

I'll walk you through the steps in this video:


This is what the cases look like and you get 4 in a package when you order one unit.



Need more storage for your clear-mount, cling, and photopolymer stamps? These cases are sized to fit in most existing shelves.

* 4 cases
* 7-1/2” x 5-1/4” x 5/8” (19 x 13.3 x 1.6 cm)

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