6x6 Paper Storage for Stampin' Up! Paper Shares

I hope you enjoyed my ribbon share storage, here is a matching box for Stampin' Up! paper. I wanted some way of storing the loose leaf paper that would protect the paper, keep it together, hold the scraps and look pretty. I think I managed it :-) 

Paper Pockets

I used the Envelope Punch Board to make the envelopes to hold the paper. I used The crafty Owl Box Buster to calculate the size of paper and where to punch and score. This is a really useful tool and I highly recommend it. 

Measurements for the pockets

To hold a full pack of 48 sheets I recommend a depth of 3/8". To make this pocket you need:

• 9 7/8" x 9 7/8' cardstock
• First punch 4 5/8th 
• Score
• Second punch 5 1/4"
• Score
• Rotate and use the score lines as a guide for the next punch and score positions
• Repeat on all 4 sides

I did not have any full packs as it was a paper share so I made smaller pockets:

1/4" Deep

• 9 5/8" x 9 5/8' cardstock
• First punch 4 5/8th 
• Score
• Second punch 5"
• Score
• Rotate and use the score lines as a guide for the next punch and score positions
• Repeat on all 4 sides

1/8" Deep

9 1/2" x 9 1/2' cardstock

First punch 4 5/8th 

Score

Second punch 4 7/8"

Score

 Rotate and use the score lines as a guide for the next punch and score positions

Repeat on all 4 sides

Labels

• I wanted to label each pocket with the name of the paper and also the colours that were in the papers
• This helps to match the ink and cardstock, ribbons and embellishments
• And give correct information in my tutorials! lol

To make the Box

• 2 sheets of Extra Thick Whisper White 9 1/4" x 8 1/4"
• For each sheet
• Score on Long side  @ 2" & 8 1/4"
• Score on Short  side  @ 2" 
• Remember that these will make a left and a right side of the box
• One side will have a 2" flap on the front and a 1" at the back 
• The other side will have a 1" on the front and a 2" at the back

• You need to cut 3" up on the 2" section of one piece and cut a diagonal line to the score line
• Repeat on other piece but this time cutting across the 1" and diagonally to the score line
• The picture above shows where the cut lines are

Decorating the box

• I used Fresh Fig cardstock and Fresh Floral DSP to match my ribbon box

• Fresh Fig mats 
• 6" x 1 3/4"
• 2 3/4" x 1 3/4"
• 2 - 6" x 6" - these are then cut from 2 3/4" to the opposite point to form a diagonal cut
• Fresh Floral DSP
• 5 3/4" x 1 1/2"
• 2 1/2" x 1 1/2"
• 2 - 5 3/4" x 5 3/4"  - these are then cut from 2 1/2" to the opposite point to form a diagonal cut

Now you have everything cut to size press play below and craft along with me 😊

Click here for the tutorial for making the ribbon box and bobbins :-)

I hope you found this useful, I would love to see your versions if you make this, I have loved seeing peoples ribbon boxes and I thank those who have shared them with me 😊

See you again soon
Gez xxx

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