📦 ArtBin 6953AB Clearview 6" x 6" Box Art & Craft Organizer: Premium Clear Plastic Storage Case Review

I have this storage box to store all my origami paper and it does the job perfectly. The case fits snugly in my pocket so I can take it with me and it didn't open or get scratched or anything while I was in the pocket so that's a big plus. It also holds a ton of paper. I have about 500 sheets and am about half full. I also had no problems with the paper shifting or bending in the box.

This is a great little box for storing "stuff" such as bags of ephemera and die-cut paper, origami paper, small postage stamps, and other small paper. craft materials. The best thing about these boxes is that they're deep - I've used plastic photo storage boxes to store ephemera and die-cuts before, but they're VERY shallow so they don't hold much and when you shuffle through the box it all sloshes Out. These boxes contain many things and as you scroll through their contents, they remain in the

I bought this specifically for my origami paper I bought from her! It easily holds all 500 sheets of paper and even room for more! I am very satisfied with this product. It was pretty cheap in my opinion and everything held together so well! The paper has a small space so it doesn't wrinkle or fold, the corners are rounded so they don't get damaged! The clasp on the container is very strong, you have to press it to snap it in place and it doesn't come off easily. It protects anything you want…

I ordered 3 of these origami paper storage boxes. The most positive thing I can say is that origami paper is suitable. 2 out of 3 boxes do not close. The bottom front and top front must be straight and aligned to snap into place. Both of the problematic boxes have the bottom "curved" so much that the top doesn't even touch; and on the other hand it meets, but does not remain closed. I didn't think it would make sense to send them back. I use them from time to time to add small work in progress.

I tried different ways to store Talisman Squares and Talisman Sets. For those of you unfamiliar with the term, this is a 5" x 5" square of quilting material, or a commercial pack of about 40 squares. I have used Ziploc or Great Value sandwich containers in the past. The problem I had was that the container often bent at the corners and was tight for the charm squares. They didn't have much power either. These ArtBins are much, much nicer. They are square at the corners and take up two to three…

They are very sturdy, I was looking for a safe, affordable and compact way to hold my little used disc knives and this was one of the few options that was actually 6x6. Lots of things were a little smaller than 6 x 6 .or should be very long, like a shoebox. I put each blade in a small plastic bag with a target on the outside so I can "dig" into the 4 blades in this box without fear. They may not be official kitchen art owners, but they are ugly, expensive, and oddly shaped. It will be right…

I have two brands of 6x6 paper storage boxes and prefer these. hard plastic. - The clasp is great. It closes with a slight push and I didn't expect it to open by itself. The hinges are also strong. - The internal dimensions are slightly larger than the paper itself, making it more secure as there is less room to fold the paper over. - The shape is designed so that the paper never touches the corners. Cardboard boxes so that it cannot bend and crush during storage or even when throwing the…