Ok, I know these 9 pocket pages are especially designed for holding collectable cards (baseball cards etc), but I use them to store my Sizzlit and Cuttlebug dies in!  They fit perfectly and keeps them altogether in one place.  Whilst I also have Sizzix storage boxes, I have found that these work pretty well and I can flip through and SEE my dies.  You could also use them for storing die cuts that you have made from swaps etc as they are acid free and crystal clear.

I have mine stored in a 2 ring binder (had to punch the holes), but will be looking around for a 3 ring binder as I am filling up the folder fast and feel a 3 ring binder would provide a little more stability. 

As you can see from the pic, I have a Cuttlekids, Ellison, Sizzlit and single Cuttlebug die, Cuttlebug embossing folder as well as a die cut just as an example.

• Fits 2 & 3 ring binders 
• No PVC-Acid Free
• Heavyweight Polypropylene
• Super Strong Welds
• Top Loading
  

Was $3.00

As you can see from the pic (click on 'Information' button to right) , I have a Cuttlekids, Ellison, Sizzlit and single Cuttlebug die, Cuttlebug embossing folder as well as a die cut just as an example.

Was $5.50

Maybe a strange thing to find in a scrapbooking store, but this bag is sooo useful - be it for your scrapbooking stash or other stuff (swimming bag, library bag etc etc).

The album shown in the bag is 12 x 12 and there is plenty of room for more items.  The zippered part becomes a useful little pocket on the front.  The beauty of this bag is that you can carry it in your handbag and just unzip it when needed.

Dimensions  -  39 x 40cms (contents not included)