Organize Everyday | Making an Insert for the Slim Project Case

[@shellyt9620]

Love this! Thank you.

[@Squabetty]

Thank you so much for walking me through this this is an excellent way to make my own dividers which is much cheaper than the alternatives!

[@YesPleasePapercrafts]

so glad it was helpful 🤗

[@annedodd1912]

Fantastic idea, and very well explained! Thank you.

[@ccompeaux1]

I must not be too far from you. Im in Houma. Love these ideas!!

[@BuffyLynn]

Ok...I ordered these from amazon but there’s some bad reviews! About 50/50 it seems. A lot of people say the latches arrive broken or won’t close.🤦🏼‍♀️ I hope they are ok!! I love things “put away” or out of sight so these will be perfect...if I get the good batch! 🤞🏻 Either way your videos are amazing, thanks for doing them!

[@YesPleasePapercrafts]

Thanks so much. I have been wanting to share a tip about the latches and kept forgetting to put it in any of my videos and I think it would help a lot of people so I'm going to try to remember to put it in the next video (I have more inserts to share). If you have any issues with a latch not closing, it needs to be primed. And, what I mean by primed, is that you need to do this only once … you will need to bend the latch as far back as it can go against the case. Once you have primed it, then it latches better. I had problems with my regular Iris scrapbook containers for many, many years with the latches coming open and it wasn't until I started doing this that they stay closed. I have yet to meet a latch that doesn't stay closed after priming it. Hope this helps you and good luck with your cases. I'm sure that if you do get cases that don't stay latched, the manufacturer will replace them.

[@BuffyLynn]

Yes Please Papercrafts - They arrived today and I only had time to pull one out to inspect and it seems fine. Can’t wait to fill them up! Thanks for the tip! I read one amazon review who mentions priming also.