Craft Storage and Organization

Craft storage and organization products, including Totally Tiffany Fab Files, Buddy Bags, and Stash N Stack, are in stock and ship across the US.

About Craft Storage and Organization

Find die and stamp storage, magnetic sheets, and paper storage to keep supplies sorted and easy to reach. Our range includes Totally Tiffany storage, so you can match files and bags across your room.

Start by sorting your supplies into groups, such as dies, stamps, paper, and ink. Then choose storage for each group, and buy only what your current stash needs.

Buying tip: store dies on magnetic sheets inside a binder, and keep stamps in their packaging sleeves in labeled files. Labels save time when you search for a set mid-project.

Storage works best when it matches how you craft. If you cut often, keep dies close to your machine. If you stamp more than you cut, keep stamps near your desk.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, a share of our sales funds art supplies for classrooms through the Crafty Granny Project.

Frequently asked questions

Will this storage fit my dies, stamps, and paper?
Measure your largest die or stamp package before you buy. This keeps your collection flat, so pages and sets do not bend or crowd the other supplies in the same case.
Do you ship outside North Las Vegas?
Yes. We ship within the US from our North Las Vegas store, so you can order storage online from anywhere in the country and have it delivered to your door.
Can I pick up my order in person?
Yes, store pickup is available at 4385 N Pecos Rd Ste 160, North Las Vegas, NV 89030. We are open Tuesday to Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sunday 9am to 2pm, closed Mondays. Call 702-551-7704 with questions.
How do I start organizing my craft room?
Sort supplies by type first, such as dies, stamps, paper, and ink. Choose one storage option for each group, label it, and expand as your collection grows. Starting small keeps costs down.
Should I store dies on magnetic sheets or in a file?
Magnetic sheets keep dies flat and visible in a binder, which suits dies you use often. Files work well for sets you reach for less. Store each die flat to protect the cutting edges.

Last updated October 21, 2026

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