I am going to be bringing you a few card storage ideas over the next month. I feel that January is the perfect time to get ourselves ready for card mailing all year long. Hope you enjoy this first idea.
6x6 Magazine File Box Card Organizer
Measurements:
12 x 12 cardstock score at 6 inches, turn and score at 4 1/2 and 7 1/2 inches
Front of the box piece is 4 x 3 1/4: scored at 1/2 on all four sides (mark for angle is one inch from the center scores and 2 1/4 inch up from the middle score)
Front panel piece 3 x 2 1/4
Side bottom strips 2 1/4 x 6
Angle Side Panel 4 1/2 x 7 inches
A2 Magazine Card Organizer
Measurements:
12x12 piece of cardstock scored at 4 1/2 and 7 1/2, on this side, make pencil marks at 3 1/2 and 8 1/2 for the angle fold later. Rotate in your scoreboard and score at 6 and 10 1/2 inches, make marks 1 1/2 above the 10 1/2 marks on both sides.
2 pieces of designer paper 4 1/2 x 6 , mark these 1 inches in from the back and 1 1/2 inch up from the bottom, lay them on top of each other minding the pattern of the paper and slice on an angle in your trimmer.
1 pieces of designer paper 3 x 6
1 piece of designer paper 1 1/2 x 3
Supplies I used:
Assorted Starter Pack 12x12 Cardstock
Scoreboard, both regular and mini sizes
20 comments
Blue Stanley
These are fantastic. I was so thrilled making them I stayed up all night! Little things excite me. LOL They helped me organize my cards so well and now I can make several different kind of cards before I need them. I am going to make more to also help me with card blanks and card tops.
Melinda Lunsford
I would love to see you make these out of 8.5 × 11 piece of paper. I know that it may make the width or t he height different, but I mainly have 8.5×11 paper not 12×12 in my stash.
Mona McCallum
I can’t tell you how much I have enjoyed your YouTube channel! There are so many things that I could comment on that it would take forever. I’ll just mention a few…1- I love your personality and down to earth way of things. Because of that it almost immediately takes the stress away. 2. Your sense of humor…3. your amazing way of simplifying things. 4. Easy access instructions. 5. Your amazing stamps! I could go on and on!
Because I am so New and just finding you I am constantly finding new products. I just finished (at Christmas time) making a Waterfall mini album box as a gift for my dearest friend of 33 years. Together we have raised 14 kids (her 7 and my 7)! I wrote a poem of memories to put inside the box. She LOVED IT! My husband was even impressed! Thank you so much! You truly have been blessed with a special gift!
Marilyn Farr
I love these! I never would have thought of making the miniature version of a magazine holder! You are such a good teacher! You make everything so easy to understand. You also make it look easy which makes me think I can do it. Thank you so much for helping so many of us enjoy things with paper, etc. I am so excited to see what other things you come up with. You are amazing and talented!
Ginette Legendre
Love those storage boxes. Thank you Maymay for sharing that needed that for storage our cards. Could we have the measurements for different sizes of cards. I will appreciate a lot . Love them , They are so fun to make and it doesn’t take time to make thanks again , God Bless you . Ginette
Chris Pecherzewski
it’s a great card holder !!
Virginia Ellison
I love this card holder….just what I needed….can’t wait to make some. You asked about other sizes….yes I would love it if you did the 5×7 and the 6×6 because a lot of my birthday cards I make are the 5×7.......
Thank you for all you do!!!!!
Judy
Would love bigger sizes as the standard card in Australia is C6 – 4 1/4″ × 6 1/8"
Cindy Velasquez
Thank you for making this the first project for the upcoming year I really enjoyed seeing you create it I look forward to other videos to come hopefully showing other ways of storing some of our craft supplies I would really love to see a great box kind of storage system for wood stamps. Happy New Year to you and your
Sue Edwards
I LOVE THESE!!! Just what I need to keep my ‘to send’ cards from my ‘keep because I love and can’t part with them!’ cards. I re-make some cards again if I love them so much, and them I can send! Plus I’m re’organizing my 2 craft rooms, or rather 1 craft room, and my ‘old’ dining room. I didn’t eat in it, so why waste it?? It’s making an awesome room for my work desk, and stuff I need within an arms length when putting my cards together. I thought that was pretty smart of me : ) I enjoy all your videos, have learned so much, you give me so much inspiration, and have helped me get my ‘mojo’ back! Thank you and Vinnie for coming into my home and giving me ‘smiles in my day’.
judith handziak
love these, i want to make some. Thanks
Judy
Lisa Sylvia
What a great idea, it’s nice not only do you have storage, but they are easily visible. Thanks for sharing.
Becky reeder
Cute idea! I made one using patterned cardstock, had fun making it while I watched your video.
Vickie Livingston
Love your video & the card holder. I’m going to have to try this.
Patsi Santillanes
What weight is the cardstock used on this project?
Linda Hall
I got my order of Fashionista paper today, I was super excited. I plan on making the little lunch bag album for one of my granddaughters and she loves shoes. While on vacation once in Chicago she wanted to go into Jimmy Choo to look at the shoes ( she was only two). In March she will be thirteen and still loves shoes thinks she has to have a new pair of shoes with every outfit she gets (drives her mother crazy). Thank-you so much for having this paper she will love the book. I also made her 16 yr.old sister the composition recipe book for her birthday in June she’ll be the big cook in the family.
Cheryle King
I would love to see more sizes.
Terry Arnett
I love this. And I love the idea of making lots of cards this year. You explain things so well and make it look simple although I’m sure I will need to watch the video as I go and hit the pause button often. Thanks Maymay for all you do; so glad I found your site!
Ruth
I am going to make a holder that I give to my sunday school Thank you so much for your ideas
Peggy Lowery
I love these