iBune 4 Pack 12x12 Scrapbook Paper Storage, Plastic Storage Organizers Craft Storage Box, Art Supply Puzzle Storage Box, Inner Size 12.2 x 12.2 x 0.85 in

I use this for my Cricut cardstock and vinyl sheets. Durable and work great for organization.

These storage containers solved my paper problems. They are easy to use, don't take up as much space as other containers, but are very versatile. They stack well or stand on their side, and are able to travel well, too. Great quality and value, perfect number of containers in a set, too. They got my paper organized and looking great, too.

I bought this to organize the various projects required for my accelerated degree program. I had classwork, internship hours, a final project, and other random items that had to be tracked and organized. I needed the documents to be in good condition, so throwing a folder into a backpack was not a good method. These are lightweight and easy to transport in a good size recyclable bag (like you use for groceries). The seal is pretty good, and I could walk from the car to the building on a rainy day and not worry about documents being damaged. They are see-through enough where I printed a cover page to put on top of the contents so I could see which box contained which project. In other words, I did not have to put a sticker on the outside. They are not very heavy duty but that was not a factor that was important in my purchase. I would say they are expensive, but I didn't have time to shop around and I needed fast delivery. Now that I'm finished with my degree, I've got a nice set of boxes that I'm sure I will use again to organize future projects.

These are excellent to store 12x12 cardstock or scrapbooking papers. The only negative is that if your paper has a manufacturer’s strip it will need to be trimmed off before the paper will fit in these. They fit nicely in my Kallax cube unit.

Multipurpose and planning to use for both sewing and art projects. Easy travel and tracking for busy lifestyles.

The containers are good to hold 12x12 card stock. They do come apart at hinges to easily. For now it is easy to fix. Although with time I can see them breaking. Too expensive for that issue.

Wish I could give 4.5 stars. These containers were exactly what I was looking for to store solid loose scrapbook paper. I store specialty letter-size cardstock in similar containers and they match perfectly.My decision-making process: First, I wanted attractive, sturdy clear frosted polypropylene containers with latches that fit scrapbook paper, but weren't too large to fit on a shelf or an Ikea Kallax unit-- check! Second, I wanted to stand the containers on their sides on a bookshelf, see the colors I had at a glance, and easily slide one out to grab a sheet of paper-- check, check, check. Third, I didn't want to spend a fortune on shipping or the containers-- check. Fourth, I didn't want a lot of unnecessary space around the paper (which is often the case with scrapbook paper storage), a bulky handle or bulky closures (which sadly were the reason I switched out my storage option from a popular scrapbook supply online store-- the latches would catch on one another or add half an inch or more thickness just for the latch and one got destroyed in the process).They came decently packaged. Each container is housed in a crystal clear plastic baggie with an adhesive tab closure. These prevent scratching or other damage in the cardboard box. The baggies are thicker than those used for most craft items. I was pleased. There was no foam or other protection inside the cardboard box they arrived in, but there was zero damage to the containers.The downsides: these may not work well for patterned paper. Many scrapbook paper pads have extra at the top and that little bit of extra can't be accommodated by these containers. My solution: I separated and trimmed the patterned papers I wanted to store in these to roughly 12" and they fit great. Next, the containers won't hold more than one 1" thick pad worth of scrapbook paper, so if you have a huge patterned paper collection, you may want to reconsider. I don't. I'm primarily a card maker, and dabble in scrapbooking. 12" paper is good for 3d cards, and specialty fold cards so good to keep on hand.The containers also won't easily allow you to flip through to see your patterns/styles. It can be done, but you have to dig your finger in and fan the paper a little, which could damage the paper over time, or you have to use gravity to let the stack fall in your hand to flip-- not a huge deal for me. Since I prefer to create my own pattern paper and just keep my favorites in a smaller collection for inspiration, I store those in an accordion style scrapbook paper organizer, which sadly is too large to lay on a shelf. For the two containers I had remaining, I used one for glitter cardstock and the other for metallic. The rest I used to store plain 12" cardstock and these containers work perfectly for that. The containers are sturdy, but could be a tad thicker for stability. Meaning: when you hold them upright, if they are full of paper, the plastic may bend a little and cause the side joint to separate a little (it is supposed to when unlatched). It's not a big deal. I think the containers will hold up with normal use. I'm hoping they can travel well when moving, but likely need to be empty and wrapped in bubble wrap.I've only had the containers for a little over a week and a half, but I really love how they look on my shelf and how they slide off when I want to grab a sheet. Organization is part of the paper crafting hobby and this made me a very happy camper.

Great