I love that DIY sticker spinner!!

I was just trying to find a good way to organize my stickers...thanks CK!

The DIY sticker spinner totally rocks and is sooo inexpensive. I love this idea and will be making me for myself. Thanks for the great idea

a paper towel holder... who would have thought????>  GREAT IDEA!

That DIY spinner is awesome!

I use the Clip it up and LOVE IT!!!!

the DIY sticker storage.. WHOLEY Hole Punchers Batman!  THAT IS THE BOMB  I am sooo all over that!  

I have the Clip-it-Up and love it.  The DIY sticker storage is really cool, too.

The DIY sticker spinner is such a cool idea!

I have tried several different ways to organize my stickers.  I had them in 8-1/2 by 11 page protectors and then in ring binders but they were getting too heavy.  Now I have them in plastic baskets and then I have them organized by theme with a divider to seperate each theme.  I have four baskets (yes, I am a over-purchaser!) lol  On the end of the basket I have a cute file label with a list of themes in that basket.  They are on a shelf that is easy to reach.  I think this is my best way I have come up with.  

LOVE the paper towel holder idea, that is fabulous!

I *love* the paper towel holder idea!  That would work well for other embellishments too... chipboard accents, punch-outs, etc.

Great ideas. I think have to the paper towel holder idea.

I love these ideas! Especially the paper towel holder, quite clever!

What neat ideas.  I use the basket method and it seems to work for now.  But the wall sounds interesting.

I agree with everyone about the DIY sticker spinner rack. That is such a clever idea! And so inexpensive compared to the other spinner rack. Thanks for the inspiration CK!!

Love the look of the hooks on the wire.  May have to try to find myself something like that!  Thanks for the tips!

Great ideas - especially like the wire racks on the wall!  Looks nice too.

I do like the wire idea......

I think Wally World is going to run out of free standing paper towerl holders.  Love the idea!!

I am always looking for ways to store my stickers. . .currently have them separated by theme (wedding, pets, alphas, etc) on rings, but I'm alway having to dig to find what I want.  The DIY spinner is fantastic!  All I need is a paper towel holder, and I'm in business!  

1. I love the DIY holder but I don't have table/counter space for that, but it is a cool idea!

2. I like the wire idea as well, wondering where to get those cute hooks?

3. I currently have mine stored in clamshell archive boxes by themes on my bookshelf

I believe I am going to convert my sticker storage to the DIY spinner. Great idea! I now have mine in page protectors in an older 12x12 album. But I do not like dragging it out and going through to find what I want.

Love the idea using the paper towel holder.

I like the clip on organizer where you can just spin to your heart's desire.

Love the paper towel holder idea.

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Love the paper towel hodler idea!  I've been looking for a good way to organize my thicker collection and I think this might be the way to do it :)  Thanks for sharing!

NEATO!!!

I love the DIY Spinner....I may convert!  I am currently storing them in drawers sorted by themes.

I also love the "paper towel holder" idea! I think I see yard sale-ing in my future! LOL!  ~Bev~

Love the paper towel stand re-purposing! I used a zippered binder that holds page protectors with different sized pockets and the sticker sheets are all sorted and filed by theme.

I would really like to do the DIY spinner, but first I have to find room to put it.  I am running out of counter top space.  I have mine in a long basket with a lid.  Within the basket is a plastic file folder with stickers seperated into catagories.  I also have some with each of the projects that I have yet to do.  I am almost as bad about buying too many embelishments as I am about paper.

Love the little spinner idea, so cool!!

I love the DIY paper towel holder for the stickers.  I use baskets for my items, but I think I will try the paper towel holder idea.

Super clever!!

Going to try that paper towel one asap!!

I currently have my stickers organized in mini accordian files and labeled by theme, but I love the paper towel holder idea!

I LOVE the paper towel holder spinner idea! I could also use it for all my acrylic stamp sets! Thanks so much for the great idea, keep those clever storage ideas coming!  I'm always looking for storage solutions.

I like the spinner idea because you can see what you have quickly and it doesn't take up a lot of space.  Genius!

Great ideas. Thanks

Love the sticker spinner. I have my stickers organized in baskets and categorize them.

I'm definitrly going for the paper towel holder!

I LOVE the DIY Sticker Spinner!! what a great idea! I need to make one for my stickers AND for my rubons!! thanks for the idea!

I love all of these ideas and I like the one for the wall and the accordian file to go...I am going to do both!!!! and of course I have to pass these on to my scrapping and cardmaking buddies!!

What cool use for a paper towel holder.

Amazing!!!!  I'm going to get my non-working PT holder from the basement.  Thanks for the great tip!

I have been using a folder file box but find that I was 'forgetting' to use my stickers since they were tucked away.  I was medically retired in 2004 and so now my husband is the only bread winner in our home, so frugal scrapbooking is my hobby.  I was so excited to see the idea of the 'paper towel holder', as they are a dime a dozen in the thrift stores and this option will put my stickers 'front & center' on my scraptable!  Thank you so much for this awesome idea!

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LOVE the paper towel holder idea!  Where did the S hooks come from that hang on the wire?  I love those too and want some!

What a great idea to use the paper towel holder for storing stickers.  A drawer just does not work.  I also love the idea a storing the acryllic stamps like that.  Thanks!

Love the paper towel holder idea for stickers--I am going to try that one! Thanks for the great idea!

I like to use the File Folder system with handles so I can take it to  crops. I have them labeled so they are easier to find.

I love the paper towel holder idea. I use an accordion file sorted by theme.

I love the idea of using the paper towel rack.  I currently store them in the 12x12 case in plastic baggies by subject.  My alph has it's own case.  I have plenty of page protectors, i use them in my binder to store ideas, sayings, sample cards and magazines.

With placing tabs I will be able to find what I need faster, without pulling everything out.

Thank you whoever for the idea.

Love the DIY Sticker Spinner going to make one this weekend!!!

Many of my stickers are kept with papers of coordinating colors and styles.  Others are stored in

binders and folders.  As you might imagine, it is often difficult to find exactly what I need.  It would

be fantastic to win a Clip-it Up and have it all at my fingertips!

I love all these ideas....but if you saw my stock of stickers....LOL....I would need a storage solution to store the storage ideas.

That DIY Sticker holder is the best idea EVER!!! I can be used for so many things other than stickers too! Wow!!

Love all these ideas:

1.  Really like the towel holder... very creative but impractical for me... I have a huge drawer full and would need too many holders (I too over buy) LOL

2.  I like the ready made idea of the spinner but would also need too many

3   May have to go for the accordian file since I already have those and will label them according to theme...Yah! What a help you've been!

I have always used the accordian folder, but I am SO ALL OVER the paper towel rack idea!  Rock on!!  Thx for the idea!!

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Many of my stickers are kept with papers of matching colors and styles.  Others are kept in binders and folders.  As you can imagine, it's often very difficult to find exactly what I need.  It would really be fantastic to win a Clip-it-Up so that I  could have everything at my fingertips.

I made a clip it up but n ow have no room for it on my desk....lol.....probably just sell it.  Oh well!

I currently have my stickers in plactis envelopes (from The Container Store) by theme and stored in a basket.  The alphabet stickers are in an accordian file.  But I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the DIY idea with the paper towel holder, I am also going to make one for my die cuts.  What a great, easy idea!!!!   Thanks so much.

I use the Clip-it-Up for my miscellaneous stickers since they can be used on virtually any page.  For stickers that I only have a handful of such as for boy scouts I keep in a plastic bag and put it in a 12 x 12 accordion file along with the themed paper.  Most of my stickers are in PBS zippered sticker binders.  These are arranged by theme.   I don't always have time to file my stickers so I also have a 12 x 12 carrying case that stores as a drawer.  I label this drawer "homeless stickers" since they are not yet in there proper place.  The carrying case is easy to take to crops.

Looks like the paper towel holder is the winner here.  Love it.  You could also use tabbed dividers with it to organize your stickers by theme.  

I too like the DIY Sticker Spinner, but my favorite is the "On the Wire" hangers.  I made my own clip it up system and it's nice, but I'm finding it hard to allot surface space for that or the Sticker Spinner.  I do think I can adapt the Sticker Spinner to fit on a shelf using smaller everything.  It would be a great way to hold all the loose and smaller stickers.  Thanks for the great ideas.

I bought a small hanging file that I was going to use for acryllic stamps and my idea didn't work.  So, I have now arranged my stickers in that file according to theme.  I have another one that I use for alphabets according to color.  So easy to find!!

I have an extra paper towel holder and love that idea.  Will give it a try.

Love the ideas for storing stickers!  With all that I have (and hope to win!) I just might have to use 2 or 3 ideas!!!!!

Love the new ideas for storing stickers, I love to organize I currently have my stickers in protector sheets in a 3 ring binder, maybe I will win and try the DIY idea.

I so loved the sticker spinner made from the paper towel holder!  I can't believe I never thought of that myself!  I will send photos of another "re-use" organizer I made from a retired plastic broom handle.  (They just unscrew from the broom and you can use them for any number of things.)  I pick up these inexpensive brooms from a store where everything is a dollar.  I have a menagerie of dogs and cats, so when they (the brooms, not the animals) are too covered in hair to wash anymore, I toss the broom piece and re-use the handles.  For a dollar investment, I have even removed the brand new broom to put in my trunk for quick clean-up and re-purposed the handle as a curtain rod!  I promise to send photos with some of the re-purposing tips!

I have my stickers in all sorts of organized chaos...LOL  But I love the paper towel spinner thingy!

I love the use of the paper towel holder.  That's not only handy, but creative in itself!  I love when an item can be used for something other than what it was made for.  Thank you!

great idea! I love the easy access

Love the paper towel idea.  I can transfer the plastic baseball card holder pages that I use for small stickers.  Thanks!

Definitely trying out the DIY sticker spinner.  Awesome!

Thx! I am a DIY convert--can see all my stickers with a flip.

What great ideas. I will use a few of these if i can find the room. My scrapebook room is a storage building my husband made over for me,it is a great space but not very big,only a 8'+12' so my space is limited. But thanks for all the great ideas.

Hmmm....thinking about the hanging rod-sure like those clips :)  

from the article, I like the clip it up.

My current choice of storage is the Artbin containers.  I store them by subject.  easy to grab and go for crops.  

I like the file folder option.  I have SO many stickers and thius is the easiest way to keep them organized.  But these ideas are also great for other scrapping products.

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I love the paper towel holder idea. Until now I have been using the binder method. thanks for the idea!

I love the paper towel holder.  Right now I just have them in a plastic tote and that is just not working for me.

I love the paper towel holder.  Right now I just have them in a plastic tote and that is just not working for me.

I have stickers in an expandable file so it is great to grab and go when I do pages with my grandson. But I am thinking about that DIY paper towel holder thing. It would be great for the ones I don't take with me.

I have mine in several places.  I have some in a CM binder I found at a yard sale years ago and also in a CM expanding folder that I don't think they have any more.  I have have to look for the stickers I want so it's not a very good system.

Great ideas! Really do like the DIY idea one though. Easy to go through, up right, do digging, tab the tops, add as many pages as needed or as many stands as needed.  Thanks!!!

I currently file many of my stickers with their corresponding papers in file folders. The paper towel holder would be good for those stickers that have multiple uses. I'm going to get one.

This is an awesome idea!!!  I have to try it!

I love the paper towel holder idea -- everything right at your fingertips -- and it will hold my monstrosity of stickers

i welcome all organizing ideas, Thanks!

I really like the clip it up.  I keep mine in baskets and files but they sometimes get bent up and are hard to find.

I really like the sticker spinner idea! It's not only user friendly, but also cost effective :)

I am looking forward to trying the clip it up.  It looks like a great option

Wow!  I felt like slapping my forehead when I saw the DIY sticker holder on the paper towel holder.  I showed it to my husband right away, and he wondered why I couldn't put it in a binder then.  I suppose you could, and they'd be organized the same way in page protector sheets, but they wouldn't be as accessible.  I don't think any binder would hold all the ones shown in the photo either.  I currently store my stickers in accordian files, but they're in two sizes, one set for about 5 x 7 sheets and one for 6 x 12 sheets, so they're still divided.  It would be great to put them together.  I'm seriously considering imitating this idea.  Thanks!

I love the paper towel holder sticker organizers it is so much cheaper than the clip it up which i have and i dont realy like having to clip things up all of the time.

What a great new use for a common household item. May have to try it when I free up counter space. Currently I sort the stickers by theme then put rings of some sort through the package holes then hang them from hooks on the hanger rack made for my IKEA shelving unit.

Love the DIY paper towel holder sticker organizer idea - what a great new use for a common household object! Will try if I can find counter space. Currently, I sort by theme, organizer with a ring through the package holes then hang on a hook that is on the clothes hanger arm on my IKEA shelving unit.

I love the paper towel holder idea.  What a great way to see all your stickers.

Wow! Love the DYI Spinner idea. I like being able to use ordinary everyday items with my scrapbook stuff.

That DIY spinner is a fantastic idea!!  What a great way to organize and be able to easily see your stash as well as providing a pleasant piece to look at for those who like their stuff out!

I love the paper towel holder idea!  I like that you can see everything you have.  Right now I have all my stickers laying in a box and have to look through everything to find what I need.

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Love the paper towel holder idea, I have a file folder drawer full of stickers in folders and tend not to use them very often.  I think if they were more easily accessible, I would use them.

I'm in for the paper towel holder, I'm going to add tabs to sort for events so it will be quick access to what iI need. Thank you CK

I have 2 of the DIY spinners made of paper towel holders.  One just for my alphabest and the other for stickers and bling.  One think I'll suggest it to put a piece of office grade card stock in each one of the page protecters.  It keeps your protectors from flopping around if your sticker aren't the entire width of the protector

Currently using some in the basket & some in the manila folder type thing....think I need to may a DIY sticker spinner.  How cool is that?

Great ideas.  I thought I had way too many stickers but it looks like I'm in good company!  I currently keep my stickers in binders in protector sheets by category by alpha (baby, boys, children, cowboys,dance, etc). They are getting kinda lumpy and heavy so I think I'm going to try the DIY spinner (paper towel holder) for stickers that I use the most which are stickers with words, phrases or sentiments. I keep my alpha stickers in a big wide drawer.  Thanks!

I've been using the accordian file system for almost a year and I love it.  I went an extra step and purchase pretty (and heavy duty) file folders from Staples.  My stickers are in the folders that are in the accordian.  That way I can pull the whole file for that one particular project (like Spring, or Baby) to keep on my desk while I'm working and put the accordian file neatly where it belongs.  I don't have to worry about the tiny stickers getting lost or messed up either.

i store my stickers by theme in the plastic rolling cart drawers.

paper towel idea is the best!!!! I have a clip it up and love it but I can also use the paper towel spinner for paper scraps and rubons!

All 5 are good ideas but I have a LOT of stickers! I tried the accordian file folder method and that didn't work. I ended up with 2 hanging file bins from Creative Memories that stand square and the tops zipper off. I have them organized by theme.  This works great for me! You could do the same thing with plastic hanging file holders.

Love the DIY sticker holder, now to find a nice paper towel stand.

I like the ON THE WIRE idea!

I love to put my stickers by topic/theme.  This way I do not have look for stickers or anything else, as well as, papers, chipboard, etc. all in one area (triple connected plastic drawers)

I like stickers. I don't use much because I don't have a visual of them. I currently use the accordian style. I'm going to try the Paper Towel holder and/or the curtain style.

I loved the article about storing sticker sheets.  Currently, I've been keeping them in a plastic case, but out of sight, out of mind.  I liked the DIY paper towel holder.  It's cheaper than some of the specialized storage solutions for scrapbooking and stamping products and  standard size page protectors are easy to find though I'd recommend getting the acid free variety not protectors from an office store unless they specify that they are acid free.  I've used regular page protectors to save articles and instructions and had words come off the page and onto the page protectors.  Now, I use scrapbook type acid free page protectors.  Thanks for a great article.

My stickers are in multiple drawers and brain storming is easier when you can see everything you have.   The towel holder will be definite addition as soon as I can rearrange some shelf space.  I'm thinking a

piece of card stock in each page protector and a photo adhesive to hold the long narrow sticker and smaller pieces from falling.  

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I LOVED SEEING THAT PAPER-TOWEL SPINNER BECAUSE I DID COME UP WITH THAT VERY IDEA SOME TIME AGO!! ;)

ONE *HUGE* ISSUE, HOWEVER...

EVEN IF EVERY SLEEVE HAS A PC OF CARDSTOCK, THAT'S NOT THE PART WITH THE PROBLEM YOU WILL SOON DISCOVER - IT'S THE ABILITY TO KEEP THE PAGES UPRIGHT *AND* TURNABLE - AND SO IT'S THE RINGS THAT ALSO NEED STA BILITY!  MY FIX?

1. EITHER USE SERIOUSLY STURDY CHIPBOARD/CARDBOARD, OR FIND THIN WOODEN SLATS - NARROW & THIN, (LIKE THE DIVIDERS USED BETWEEN SCRAPBOOK PAGES TO COMPENSATE FOR BULKY PAGES...)

2. CUT SLATS TO 11-12" TALL.

3. DRILL 3 HOLES in every slat BIG ENOUGH TO ACCOMODATE THE BINDER RINGS, SPACED THE SAME AS THE HOLES IN YOUR PAGE PROTECTORs.

4. JUST LIKE BETWEEN SCRAPBOOK PAGES, INSERT A STABILIZING SLAT BETWEEN EVERY FEW PAGES, BASED ON THE WEIGHT IN YOUR PAGES & BULK...

5. THEN INSERT THE RINGS THROUGH IT ALL & SLIDE IT ON YOUR TOWEL HOLDER!

TWO MORE ISSUES OF ANNOYANCE:

A. USING 8.5X11" PAGES (OR EVEN 12X12"!) IS A CHALLENGE BECAUSE THE BASE OF A TOWEL HOLDER IS NEVER 18" OR MORE IN DIAMETER!!... SO THE PAGES FLOP AROUND (AND PUT EXCESSIVE PRESSURE ON THE PAGE PROTECTOR'S HOLES! IT'S NOT A PERFECT FIX, BUT I TOOK A SHALLOW BOX, 14x14x2-3"deep, cut a hole in the center the same diameter as the  paper towel rod, and slid it over the rod, upside down. So it covered the existing (usually round) base, and created a much larger one! You could do the same with a round piece of wood w/a hole drilled in the center - or even pick up the round cardboard bases used under cakes, by cake decorators... Put two or three together for stability, drill the hole, slide them over the rod & down onto the base & voila! MUCH improved base stability for the full length of your page protectors!! The round cake-base cardboard comes in a veriety of sizes too btw - and can be bought at many dollar stores, most party supply stores, etc. They're white too (usually) so prettier than a box!(Keep in mind that you are adding length with the diameter of the rings too... So page protectors for 8.5x11" paper may end up needing a round base that is 20" in diameter or more!! Think: Two page protectors, one on one side of the circle - the 2nd on the opposing side=17.5", plus 2, 3, or 4" rings, plus the piece of each page protector with the holes in it, another 1/2 - ea= 1", that's 20-22"... This thing takes up a BIG footprint!!

(An alternate if you don't have a 20"+ circle to devote to this method is to use the 5x7" Junior Scrapbook page protectores & make a smaller version of this item!! It's definitely easier to work with - though all of the challenges I've listed here do still apply...)

B. Last issue - sorry I'm so long-winded... You may have figured out that I have a LOT of stickers of EVERY type - and I take my storage SERIOUSLY!! So - for me, weight IS an issue, I have multiples of many sticker sheets... Therefore, combined with the above two fixes, I also used Large Grommets (think camping supply/hardware dept), or as we may know them: XL eyelets, and reinforced every hole on the page protectors. (ENSURE your Loose-Leaf-Rings will fit thru the eyelets before you do this!) But if you use stickers a lot, then the continued flipping & turning & flopping of the pages WILL become an issue if you don't do something like this to reinforce those holes.

In closing, let me say this...

The LARGER the Binder Rings (like the ones that come with the Ribbon-Ring, for example, generally 3"), the MORE pages you can stuff on there! However you will have even MORE floppiness then - so the wooden slats become REALLY important!!

Also - if you plan to use 8.5x11" page protectors - just spring for the extra $$ and buy the heavy duty ultra-clear type. They cost more, but they WORK, and they last. You will HATE it soon enough if you use the thinner-grade pages... I'm the Page Protector Queen - please trust me when I say I have tried them ALL!!!

OKAY - Those are my perfection suggestions...

I'd love to hear from any of you who may have comments or suggestions that are simpler, or make more sense (*gasp!*) than these... All I can tell you is that with this particular invention you Will Only Get Out of It What you Put Into It!!

(((IFYI - I'm actually working on one more possible improvement, a method to suspend the top rings, or the top of each slat, between the top of the ppr towel holder post & the screw-on topper/knob that most come with... I think I've settled on a wide metal disk (proportionate to the size of the binder rings), with a small hole drilled in the middle. I may sandwich the disk between the top of the post & the screw-on knob... I suppose I could drill additional holes around the outside edge of the disk & suspend the top binder rings from multiple zip ties, or chain, or even string I suppose (this is if the wooden slats are not in use...) If using the wooden slats, as I do, then I think an additional hole in the very top of each slat (which may need to be a bit taller than 11", in this case) would do the trick, and then either use small s-hooks to connect each slat to each hole in the disk, or again, zip-ties, or string - lots of things would work.   I am considering doing this simply to take part of the weight off of the base of the pages - not all of it - so this would be intended to just barely suspend it all - and would facilitate TURNING the pages much more easily...

HA! That said - I bet a Lazy susan/turn-table underneath would work just as well!!! LOL)))

Think I'll let this go now...

Hope this helps some of you seriously enthused sticker-lovers, in perfecting your new creation! :)

FULL DISCLOSURE:

The extrordinary challenge this presented in perfecting eventually convinced me to just buy 4 of the XL Clip-it-ps, by Simply Renee... I haven't looked back (until now!) And i repurposed my ppr-towel spinner to hold Paper Alpha sheets - which weigh less and get used more.

Darn - another thought would be to store PAPER FLOWERS in this item!!!! OOh - pretty, functional & LIGHTWEIGHT!! HA!!  *Amy trots off to dump out her paper alphas & start playing with flowers...*

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i love the suggestiolns made in this article. i will put together the paper roll spool with plastic holders. great idea. presently i have purchased from an office supply store, the 12 divider file invoice type of product. it can be carried everywhere i go, slips in my wheelie bags to move fast to a crop. great ideas were suggested. thanks for all suggestions.

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Love the spinner idea too! Would be nice to see and have everything right at your fingertips!

I have used the expandable file folder system and am very excited to try the paper towel holder, page protector method so I have all of them at my fingertips during the planning a page stage of fun.

Love that spinner!  It's pretty besides being functional.

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I love the storage ideas... especially the DIY spinner, I used to store my stickers in a large tub and kept it under my scrap table and seldom used anything in it... they were organized in large baggies but still seldom used. Seen Kathryn organize hers in a plastic bin,, no baggies and viola!!! I used to bins but they set on top of my large tubs of extra paper and are out in the open and  use them so much more often...

I like the DIY Spinner the best but they are all good ideas.  Thanks for sharing!

I've tried several different ways as my stash has grown...I like to leave my stickers in their origional packaging and since they come in so many different sizes it's hard to come up with a perfect solution that will be neat and tidy...which is neccessary if you are "OCD" so, my solution is to file them by theme in a storage box...it's wide enough for the long packaging on some stickers and it keeps them all in one place...all I have to do is set the box on my work table and thumb through...thanks for the oportunity to win some more!

Love the DIY spinner idea.  I am going to go buy a couple of towel holders today and do this one.  Thanks for the tips!

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I am going to have to try one of these for sure!  So glad you posted these!!!

Love the 5 ideas.  Thinking which one would suit me the best.  Thanks for the ideas.

I love the DIY spinner!!  It looks like something I will try to keep my stickers organized.

The DIY sticker spinner is just about the coolest idea I've heard in a while!! If I can clear off some space on my desk to sit it, I might just try it! ;)

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I made the DIY Sticker Spinner and I LOVE IT! I used filing folders in the middle of the page protector to give them a bit more stability and use 1 1/2 in binder rings. The only thing is you need a big space where to place it but it is so handy to find your stickers in a heart bit.