Plastic Storage Boxes for 12 1/2 " squares
03-09-2012, 03:23 PM
#22
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I have about a dozen ArtBin sachels. They hold a lot and stack. My JoAnn's sells them for $18.00 and I've even seen them for $23.00. I got some at Michaels for $8.99, but they didn't have any handles. Use your coupon and get them at JoAnn's.
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03-09-2012, 06:45 PM
#24
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Maybe this is what you want sure is cheaper than the others.http://www.joann.com/12x12-protect-n...ox/xprd881677/
03-09-2012, 06:47 PM
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I use these for layer cakes, blocks and bigger "Projects in waiting". Not as sturdy as the Art Bin but they are CLEAR. I bought mine at Joann when I could use a 50% off coupon.
Maybe this is what you want sure is cheaper than the others.http://www.joann.com/12x12-protect-n...ox/xprd881677/
03-09-2012, 06:49 PM
#26
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Clear block storage
I use these for layer cakes, blocks and bigger "Projects in waiting". Not as sturdy as the Art Bin but they are CLEAR. I bought mine at Joann when I could use a 50% off coupon.
Maybe this is what you want sure is cheaper than the others.http://www.joann.com/12x12-protect-n...ox/xprd881677/
03-09-2012, 06:50 PM
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I got a few last year at a yard sale. I think she got them at Michael's, not sure, but she's a scrapper and used them for her cards etc.
Of course, there's always the pizza box. Whole lot cheaper, most places give them to you. If you have several pizza joints where you live you can get quite a few by stopping in each place. (I'm cheap)
Of course, there's always the pizza box. Whole lot cheaper, most places give them to you. If you have several pizza joints where you live you can get quite a few by stopping in each place. (I'm cheap)
03-09-2012, 07:16 PM
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I got a few last year at a yard sale. I think she got them at Michael's, not sure, but she's a scrapper and used them for her cards etc.
Of course, there's always the pizza box. Whole lot cheaper, most places give them to you. If you have several pizza joints where you live you can get quite a few by stopping in each place. (I'm cheap)
Of course, there's always the pizza box. Whole lot cheaper, most places give them to you. If you have several pizza joints where you live you can get quite a few by stopping in each place. (I'm cheap)
there are see through pizza boxes out there?? wow i havent ordered take out pizza in a while because the boxes i remember are opaque white thick corrugated cardboard which you cant see through.
03-09-2012, 07:21 PM
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but why would i want to spoil the good thing i have right now rifling through each container to find the fabric i just "know" that i have somewhere, getting tired half way through looking and then giving up my search? at least my way i get to rediscover "new" fabrics each time i look that i cannot remember purchasing.
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