Reddit reviews IRIS USA KP-PC57 IRIS Photo and Embellishment Keeper (10 Pack), 5" x 7", Clear, 10 Count
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The perfect solution to organize and protect photos, small craft items, and more.Snap-tight closures keep the contents secure, and rounded corners prevent damage to inner contents.Includes 10 cases. Each case holds up to 100 photos.BPA free, acid free, PVC free, lignin free, and recycle #5Single Case Dimensions: 5.76"L x 7.80"W x 1.24"H
Here is the carrier with a bunch of individual 4 x 6 deck boxes inside.
There are two sizes for these. The smaller one, shown in the link above, is perfect for a deck and the associated dice. The larger version here is for storing large amounts of dice. Don't ask me how many, I never really counted.
Haha I'm glad! :)
You can keep sentimental gifts, I keep my small sentimental items - like movie tickets and photobooth pictures in a small memories box. It's really fun to go through every couple of months.
If you're attached to the memories but can't justify keeping a sentimental gift anymore consider taking a picture of it and then letting it go (or like scanning cards). A picture still keeps the memory alive but clears out your storage space.
And yes actually I did a complete jewelry organization overhaul a couple years ago! For my desi jewelry I bought these clear photo cases from Amazon. They fit desi sets perfectly and stack on top of each other. Easy to store in a drawer, or you can buy this case box that holds all of them in one place.
Good luck! :)
I don't store in the Gloomhaven box anymore. I have everything sorted in these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GLQX40K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_WsLEAbTEBZ6DS
Each of our active characters gets a box, then I have a party box with the current road, city and item decks. I have a few locked boxes. The only thing I haven't found a good solution for are the character envelopes which are currently in a cardboard box.