Vinyl Roll Holder, 25 Rolls, Craft Roll Storage and Organizer, Cotton Straps and Wood Dowels, with Door Hanging Hooks

I use a lot of Stampin’ Up items, and I desperately needed something to hold the plethora of ribbon I’ve accumulated. I’ve attached pictures and as you can see, I did not use every slot, because then they would be too close together. That is not a big deal! As you can see I was able to accommodate all of it. Also, some customers said they had issues with the dowels coming out, so I remedied that by attaching medium binder clips to the ends outside where the ribbon sits. They fit perfectly. If you’re looking for an aesthetic, well, practicality works better for me. :) I LOVE this ribbon holder because first I have no more floor or wall room in my craft room that has spilled into a guest bedroom. This way I didn’t have to put anything in the wall and it takes up no more space by attaching to the back of the door. If you are specifically a Stampin’ Up person, this is great for your ribbon. All of the ribbons I have fit on the dowels. :)

Just what I needed to organize some of my ribbon! I skipped hole in the canvas sides to hold the towels due to the size of the rolls. Some rolls had very small holes so the dowel wouldn’t fit so I just used scissors and cut 4 snips to enlarge the hole so any size ribbon would fit. I plan to place a ribbon hanging with scissors from the middle dowel to cut ribbon off and never lose my scissors.

They are so small for wrapping paper other than i expected the womenwho showed us her wrapping paper stack was not real it is not like this u have to fold it again after its fold.

I do love this. It's very sturdy too and pretty for something so simple. I will get another one soon. I love that I have to option to hang it over a door or command hook it to the wall which I will be doing soon too.

I purchased three of these racks for my studio and they worked out so well that I ended up purchasing three more. While it's true that the seller sends these with sturdy over the door hooks, I wanted something a little more permanent and didn't want to ding up my door when it opened or closed, so I bought some attractive wrought iron hooks and anchored them into the wall. They aren't going anywhere now!I initially purchased these from another seller on another site for more than double this price! These are the differences between the two sets:1. The more expensive set features "snaps" instead of fixed closures on the straps. This is no good because a heavy roll of vinyl can cause the snaps to "unsnap" and your vinyl will fall to the floor. This vinyl rack will never have this problem.2. The more expensive set has the "snaps" spaced so close together that when you hang your full rolls of vinyl, everything is touching. This set is spaced out so you could probably add a few 10' rolls in there as well (but I wouldn't load it up due to weight concerns). When the dowels are seated, they're about 2.5" apart, and you can see from my photo 2 5ft rolls of vinyl have just under a half inch of breathing room between them.3. The more expensive set comes with smaller diameter wooden dowels (1/4"). They do come sanded into round edges on both ends on the more expensive set. This set features nice heavy 1/2" diameter wood dowels. My husband was able to round the edges on ALL of those dowels within an hour or so using a belt sander (I think that's what it was) in the garage. The point is, it wasn't hard.So - This is not only a review, it's a product comparison, and this set comes out better all the way around.

Worked perfectly for back of door. We bought dowels and placed ribbon on them in our craft room. Loved so much we purchased another one!

If you will be leaving the rolls on here and cutting you might like it. But I need to take my rolls off to cut what I need off. This set up makes it a bit of a pain and what you get for the money is over priced in my book. It seemed to be sturdy and it does save space. I opted for one with the clear pockets and could label my vinyl colors.

The quality of the dowels and the sewn webbing is very good. But it was very cumbersome for me to pull the dowels out to swap in and out the vinyl while the whole thing kind of swayed around. So for me it just didn't fit my needs. I ended up using the dowels with hooks fixed onto wooden 2x2 poles fastened to the wall so it wasn't a complete loss.