sewingsuz

Can anyone give me ideas on a bag or container to store these in? Thanks ahead of time

quiltingshorttimer

because you can't stack them (ruins blades) this is a toughie. I use wire folder racks from an office supply store to store all except the Qubes. the smaller dies are in these racks setting upright on tubs under my cutting table (the tubs hold other stuff) and the long ones I have on these racks on the wall.

Murphy224

Mine are stored on end in dish drainer type rack inside a deep drawer. The few larger ones are stored on the bookcase on end like books.
here is a link to a recent discussion on this forum regarding storage of those long dies.......

How to organize super giant Accuquilt strip dies?

hobbykat1955

Found this untique expanding rack in an antique shop and use it

tallchick

Hamper for the tall ones and baskets for the rest, I store them on their side in the baskets and leave lots of room between them so they don’t compress.

Onebyone

I have a long L shape table. My Go is on the little end and my dies are in holders on the long end. I have the long dies standing up at the back of the table, leaning against the wall. One rack holds all the mats. If you are toting the Go and mats the carrier Accuquilt sells would be the best option.

Sheri.a

I purchased some Iris Connecting Book Bins for another purpose. I found they are perfect for the Go dies except the long strip dies (which I keep standing up at the side of my closet between the bookshelf and wall).

https://www.containerstore.com/s/iri...g%20book%20bin

cozy4quilts

I had my husband build a puzzle rack/shelf for our granddaughter's wooden puzzles. Then I realized the same idea would work for my long strip dies that are so heavy to move all together. It works great! He made it so they have the short end sticking out and the entire box of shelves fits neatly under the table holding the die cutting machine. I keep the mat at the top, so it is easy to grab each time.

sewingsuz

sheriA, Thank you for the web site on containers. When you put the dies in the container can they touch each other?

juliea9967

I've done quite a few things for storage and this is the best one, for me, that I have come up with so far. They are in a cabinet that I already had in my sewing room, and I labeled them all so they are easy to locate.
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