Hi friends, today I’m sharing this handy DIY Storage Case that I’ve made to store all my 6 x 6 stencils in.

Many of you would have heard me moan about how my stencils where stored and how I wasn’t happy with it. So I decided to make some storage!

You can make this as big, or, as small as you like making it perfect to customise to your needs.

It’s a great project for using up those pattern papers you may have, or you can stencil your paper with the stencil that’s in the pocket. I did’t do this as I change things around all the time as I donate my supplies when I didn’t use them anymore, so I will be adding a label on each of my pages.

SUPPLIES USED TO MAKE THIS CASE

Snaps kit and pilers available here.

This looks like a newer version of my Royal Sovereign Laminator on Amazon.

Laminator pouches available here.

Binder Rings 40mm available here.

MEASUREMENTS NEEDED TO MAKE THIS CASE

1 piece of 6.1/2 x 8′ card for the front of the case.

1 piece of 6.1/2 x 11.5/8 card for the back of the case.

1 strip of 1′ x 6.1/2 card to reinforce/decorate the front closure section.

To make each page.

1 piece of 7′ x 6.1/2 card.

2 pieces of 4′ x 7′ pattern paper for front and back pockets.

1 strip of 3/4′ x 6.1/2′ card for the hinge part on each page.

Check out my full tutorial below to see how I made it.

I hope you’ve enjoyed today’s storage idea, look out for the bigger one I will be sharing soon.

Happy crafting

Sam

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