Last summer I bought nail beads in vials (the far left and far right ) and liked the idea so much I decided to order some to store my beads in. Truth be told, I could really use some bigger then these, however much better then the little plastic bags they were in.
I have them displayed on my inspiration board and use them for small projects. The box with the ugly storage is tucked away, and is taken out only for big projects.
If you have any interesting ideas how to store beads, I'd love to hear :)
8 comments:
your tiny jars are cuties indeed! a lovely sight for you at work ☺
i keep my small-material in little plastic joghurt-jars with a large lid, very handy thingies (see: http://www.dana-craft.ch/2010/08/inspiration.html and see: http://www.dana-craft.ch/2012/05/gluck-am-freitag-den-dreizehnten.html)
take care, dana
Hey Dana,
Thank you so much for the links! Love the idea of the little jars!
Love these cute little jars, they look so colourful together! Must confess that I keep them in similar ones, for I don´t have that many beads. Take care, Ira
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These little jars are so cute! What a perfect way to keep them all handy.
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Melissa
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So pretty, I love using vials and jars for craft supplies. You have acquired such a beautiful collection of beads. Wishing you a happy weekend!
All sorts of jars can be used for all sorts of things. I recycle jars for storage. And just gave one filled with flowers to a friend for her birthday, tied with crocheted ribbon and decorated with rose etched glass decals. Your little jars filled with beads are very pretty. Have a lovely weekend. Tammy
Very creative idea for storing beads :) Thanks for sharing at the weekly creative.
Shannon @ Sewing Barefoot
I love little jars too - I store beads & other small items in them and use them in displays. Yours are so cute - the look tiny!
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