Jewelry Making

5 Responses

1. VanValkenberg

   2009 Apr 02 1

   If you're storing all of them in one place, then you could try a tackle box. That's what I've used for a pretty long time, and it seems to work pretty well.

   If you're storing them individually, you could try various types of Tupperware.
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2. jl

   2009 Apr 02 2

   Go to a hardware store and they have miniature plastic drawers that look like dressers for dolls, that are used to store nuts, bolts and screws.
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3. bushpileit

   2009 Apr 02 3

   try a sports store, look for a fishing tackle box , lots of little compartments and they close tightly
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4. Craftyville.ca

   2009 Apr 02 4

   You can use little glass jars, or a spice rack.

   Or you can buy one, This place has various plastic storage cases with many compartments - http://www.jewelrysupply.com/beading_supplies/bead_storage_containers.html

   Lots of storage cases, trays, totes, jars, tins, bottles, wood tray with bottles - http://www.shipwreckbeads.com/catalog/Beading-Tools-and-Accessories/Storage-Products/New-Arrivals/
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5. marisalovecat

   2009 Apr 03 5

   If you want to protect your metal beads from heat and mild temperature, you should store it in airtight bags.

   If they aremade from acrylic or stone. some beautiful organza bags will be ok.

   if you are in need of the above contains you can check below site for consideration.
   http://www.8season-supplies.com/jewelry-bags-boxes-c-181.html

   Hope this helps
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