How to Organize Queen & Co. Foundation Dies -

Find out how to organize Queen & Co. foundation dies so they are easily accessible. My method also makes it easy to transport the dies if you like to do card-making at crops away from home.

I adore the Queen & Co. foundation dies. I use them regularly for all of my card-making. They make it so easy because the dies work so well with each other. The options are endless.

WHY ORGANIZE QUEEN & C0. FOUNDATION DIES?

If you love the foundation dies as much as I do then you know there are a LOT of dies. I believe they have around 27 sets now and are regularly adding to the collection.

I like to keep each die with its correct set. This is helpful because I use their card sketch layouts and it makes it easy to find the correct dies.

I currently have almost every set of foundation dies. Last year I knew I needed to get them organized so I could use them more effectively.

HOW TO ORGANIZE QUEEN & CO FOUNDATION DIES

Getting the dies out of the plastic package is a pain to me. I wanted a way to access them that didn’t include the plastic package. 🙂

I had so much success organizing my Mosaic Moments dies that I knew the same method would work for the foundation dies.

Anna Griffin sells the strongest magnetic sheets I have ever used. They are AMAZING. I can’t say enough good things about these sheets. The dies are on the sheet and stay on the sheet.

Queen & Co. foundation dies on a magnetic sheet

I bought some Anna Griffin Die Binders (which are lovely, with beautiful floral patterns) and extra magnetic sheets.

Each sheet is labeled with the set number using my label maker. The sheets are kept in the Anna Griffin hard plastic inserts.

I keep only my foundation dies in the binders, and they are labeled as Queen & Co Dies. Some sets have enough dies that not every die is lying completely flat. I am fine with that. Most sets fit these sheets perfectly.