It’s no secret that I am a big fan of the Slice by Making Memories. I love creating custom designs for scrapbooking projects and cards with this portable digital die cut machine, and I’m very pleased with the wide variety of available design cards. I have sort of struggled with exactly how and where to store my Slice and the easiest way to safely transport it to crops. Luckily, I recently got a chance to check out some of the storage solutions Making Memories has created for the Slice, and here are my impressions.

Slice Desktop Storage

I don’t have a lot of space to display my Slice and design cards in my current scrapbook nook, but when we move in a couple of months I am planning to store it front and center in my brand new scrapbook room. I can’t wait to set it up on my new Slice Desktop Storage unit (pictured above)! This unit provides a perfect resting spot for the Slice, a cute little drawer for brushes, glue, etc., and plenty of space for design cards and other tools. Plus, like all the great storage pieces made by Making Memories, it’s really nice looking and will fit perfectly in any kind of room, whether or not it’s fully dedicated to scrapbooking. With the Slice Desktop Storage unit, you can store your Slice in style and not make a mess. I know I will be more likely to use this wonderful tool if I don’t have to drag it out of a closet or a box and take time to set it up, and I’m sure I’m not alone.

Slice Design Card Storage

Just as I was starting to wonder how I was going to store all my Slice design cards in their original boxes, I discovered the Slice Design Card Storage case. Thank you Making Memories! Instead of filling a drawer (or again, creating a mess) with the design cards, I was able to fit all of them into the case, which can easily be stored in the Desktop Storage unit. Each case holds 24 design cards, along with the accompanying booklets. It’s definitely a space saver, and makes it so much easier to travel with your Slice and all your design cards!

Slice Signature Series Handbag

Speaking of traveling with the Slice, Making Memories has come up with an extremely functional and stylish way to do that too. I’ve always admired the Slice Signature Series Handbag online, but it wasn’t until I saw it in person that I realized just how stylish this handbag is! It really does look like a pretty purse! More importantly though, it fits the Slice perfectly — with pockets on the side for the Design Card Storage and the Slice Tool Kit. (Or, if you don’t have those storage items, there is plenty of room to store design cards, glue and other accessories.)

Bottom Line

In case you can’t tell, I absolutely love my new Slice storage pieces. I know they will help make your life easier and more organized too! The Slice Desktop Storage unit is available from Two Peas in a Bucket for $39.99. Two Peas also sells the Slice Signature Series Handbag ($49.99) and the Slice Design Card Storage case ($19.99).

For more info, read my review of the Slice right here on Qwowi. Make sure to head to www.whyslice.com for ideas and inspiration.

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