Review on ArtBin Magnetic Die Storage Case by Heather Shaw

I've tried different solutions for storing stamps and thought I'd settled on one that worked, but it was starting to get unwieldy. Decided to try them after reading the rave reviews. I bought a Spellbinder Magnetic Die Case and started filling in the sheets. Each contains a LOT of cubes - four sets of Nestabilities Spellbinders circles (Criticisms of Nestabilities Spellbinders Wizard, classic and standard circles, a set of 4 for example, fits on two sheets with some headroom. I organize mine into categories. - - Shapes (like ovals, circles, pennants, banners, etc.), flowers/plants/leaves, labels, swirls and frames, and letters/words. I currently have 3 cases and I've categoryed each case.(s) it contains me have also put a small label at the top of each sheet for quick reference to specific stamps that I use frequently, I'm really happy with this, so far I've noticed that SOME (not all) of these sheets tend to curl when that happens , I flatten them with two heavy baking sheets and some books as a sort of "press": a few books on the bottom, then a baking sheet, then a magnetic sheet, then another baking sheet and finally e in stack of books on top. measured for 3 days and it will be flat. So far, so good! I really like that I have everything organized now and they fit nicely on the shelves in my workshop without taking up a lot of space (my old way of organizing took up a lot of precious craft shelves). Very happy!