Dunwell 4x4 Photo Sleeves, 12x12 Photo Album Refill Pages for 12x12 3-Ring & D-Ring Albums, 25-Pack Scrapbooking Pages with 9 Square Pockets, Holds 450 4x4 Photos, Archival Quality

The pockets are the perfect size to show off the envelopes that come with Woobles kits when you're done crocheting them, and because it's a 25 pack it is cost-effective and will last a very long time. (Good for 225 Woobles kits!) They're even better than I thought, too, because I was just going to store the cards in them, but realized the envelopes fit better (more form-fitting) and that way I don't have to worry about how to display the stickers. The hole spacing is the same as an 8.5x11 sheet protector, so you can even print out the patterns to have in their own standard sleeves in the same binder to save space. The sheets are a good quality, not super thick but also not flimsy. I paired this with the "Pioneer Photo Albums T-12CHLK Happiness Photo Album 12 x 12 Inch" and they go together very nicely.

4x4 photos fit easily and they seem to stay in place. Price is fair. Pockets are well made and sized appropriately. These are clear and fit on the common three-ring binder. These fit a 12x12 album, but albums identified as 12x12 vary. That is not the fault of these pages. To provide 3 pockets of 4" requires more that 12 inches. On the width, add room for the binding holes and that will also be more than 12". Suggestion. look closely at the dimensions for these pages and for the album you plan to use. These are perfect for my needs.

We use these in 2 large scrapbook style photo albums at our animal shelter to keep pictures of each cat and dog adopted over the years. They get lots of handling and I have never had a page rip out or a photo pocket rip. The books are loaded and heavy, probably 700 photos each and they still are working well. Great quality.

Perfect for old 4x4 photos

Exactly what I wanted!

These are the pages I bought to go in the abum to fit my 4x4" zentangle cards..perfect fit so you protect and display..

All the photos I have from the 1960s and 70s were developed at the Fotomat and those pictures measure 3x3". These 4x4" openings are ok, but my pictures fly out the tops of them if I turn the pages too fast. Y'all need to invent some kind of cover for them so the pictures don't get lost or ruined!

Worked perfectly for my project. Quick delivery, easy ordering