Evelots 6 Pack Magazine File Holder/Organizer-4 Inch Wide-Mandala-With Labels

I bought a set of the Black & White holders for my National Lampoon magazine collection. These are easy to assemble and work great for this purpose. I was debating which color I wanted of the few choices available and decided on the B&W set because of its striking difference in our Music room. Plus, I can always paint them in later if I choose. I only need 4 of them for now as my collection is approx 70 of these fantastic magazines and have them sitting atop one of my record collection holders that I built years ago. Def recommend these as a cheap alternative for magazine storage. They seem durable and will hopefully last for many years. For this price I can easily replace them if they begin to fall apart. Time will tell....

I definitely happy — would recommend to a friend + repurchase ! I actually colored in most of the mandalas myself to fit with my personal color scheme. But love thé B+W plus thé options to color! Would also make a great project or gift for the creative person in your life! Needed a little assistance in assembly - but in as also too afraid to use the force needed — thought I was gonna break it. But my muscled + larger partner had no issue and no breakage! As a grad student, They also store everything —papers, brochures, even other clip board + textbooks too!

The current pandemic has helped me focus on what I've needed to attend to in terms of simplifying my life. One of the major things that has come up for me is that I have too much stuff (especially in my craft room, which houses what I need to make hooked rugs, jewelry, quilts, fabric boxes, stamps for printing, etc.), and what I do have isn't very well organized. So I've slowly been going through all of my craft magazines and home magazines and only keeping those that I truly believe I will use in future projects. So far I've packed up a huge box of nice craft magazines for my sister-in-law that I'll send off soon, and the remaining ones have been organized and put into these magazine holders. I've tried many different types of these (pricey and otherwise), and I've even made my own, but these holders are not only sturdy enough for magazines and books, they're also pleasant to look at. I've bought at least three sets of these so far and I'm nearly done organizing all the paper in my craft room. It feels so good to not have to waste time looking for something. You could even color these if you wanted to. I'll be typing up labels to put on them so I can find what I need at a glance. Many thanks to the company who manufactures these!

I like to color so I collect coloring books. I have a lot, but when I would try to pull one out they all came out and spilled onto the floor! I was going to get several book ends and place them strategically. But searching on Amazon gave me the idea of using magazine boxes! They are cardboard, but for the price I am willing to go with that. The cardboard is thin enough (yet sturdy enough) to not take up much room, and I expect they will last for years. (I have some older boxes that I have had for 10+ years, and they show use, for sure, but they are still functional!) They fold together at the bottom nicely and easily. The instructions are right there on the bottom of the box, right where you are looking while tucking the tabs. The thing I also love about the cardboard boxes is that you can get designs on them to liven up your space to suit your taste. The plastic ones just looked, well, boring and utilitarian (and they were more expensive). I love these boxes, and now I can pull out a box, get the book I want, all without having to pick up and re-stack my entire collection.

I wasn't sure how these would hold up since they're cardboard. But so far so good. They're cute and look great on display. If you want a pop of color, crayons, markers, or colored pencils would all work to fill it in.