On Fri, 13 Sep 2013 10:56:22 -0800, Chris Lott <[email protected]> wrote:
>How do those of you with a lot of origami paper store it? > >I'm looking at clear plastic square cases that are 1" high...the only >ones I've found must be bought in lots of 25, though they do go up to >12". It seems that square storage cases are not that common. But >before I take the plunge, maybe there are better ideas out there? > >Storing on open shelves really isn't workable except for the paper >larger than 12", given where my workspace is and how it's >(necessarily) set up. I find the cases for the old 5.25" floppies are ideal for 6" paper - strong and sturdy, they are easy to mark to indicate color or paper type. Though not as easy to find as they used to be, when you do find them they are usually very cheap. For larger paper (up to 10") I use see-thru flex folders. They do a fine job of keeping the paper flat and the many pockets make sorting a breeze. In the one I use to carry to conventions & such the front pocket is where I store tools like my bookstand, bonefolder, scissors (heresy, I know), reading glasses, etc. hope that helps Joe
