ARTDOT Diamond Painting Storage Boxes, 30 Slots Bead Storage with 5D Diamond Art Accessories and Tools Kit

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Did you just get a painting with a massive amount of one color? Are you swimming in 310s right now and not sure what to do withy yourself? There's only one problem: none of your containers have lids! Surprise, your dog just jumped up onto your workstation, and now your diamonds are EVERYWHERE.

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Repurpose Old Shoe Boxes: If you’re always looking for ways to recycle items you’re planning to get rid of, put those old shoe boxes to good use by storing accessories like drills, wax and tweezers in them. Label the outside of the box or turn it into a different project by paper macheing the exterior to avoid someone else accidentally throwing away the box. Then I put baggies with extra diamond into big clear folders use for papers – can use shoe boxes or photo boxes I do by the color themeThe key to creating good organization habits is to be thorough and spend the extra time labeling your accessories—in this case, mainly your extra beads. If you already have a collection of diamond beads, you may want to create a different bead organization section for extra beads that could be useful. From this point on, anytime you have extra beads or start a new project with beads, immediately create a small bead organizer section for each color and label them by number according to the diamond art painting instructions. This will bring your organization to the next level and make it super simple to locate the right color beads. 3. Put Away Supplies After Use I put everything I use to do diamond paint into a plastic container so I have right next to me in one spot

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Imagine this. You've got thousands of diamonds all carefully laid out on the table, and you're super ready to begin your latest and greatest kit. You know how all of those clothes at the dry cleaner's are always hung up, labeled, and sorted meticulously? Let's apply the same organizing approach to your diamonds! Holding on to excess beads may not seem necessary, but it may come in handy on a future project if you run out of a specific color or lose a few beads and need replacements. When organizing your beads, you need to ensure that you are organizing the beads by their number; otherwise, it’s easy to accidentally mix up colors that look alike. To store your individual bead containers, you can then invest in a larger, plastic organizer that has room for your beads, tools and other accessories, keeping everything in one place so it’s easy to locate at any time.

6. Use The "DIY Diamond Dry Cleaning" 

I have completed 7 kits. I, too, am addicted to doing diamond art. I would love to complete and sell to individuals who like the art but do not have time to complete. Coffee addict? Then you probably have one of these wonderful K-Cup Organizing spinners lying around! PWD fan Carrie Frazier created a diamond holder out of a K-Cup holder! How innovative. Thanks for the tip Carrie!!! Many people find diamond painting projects to be relaxing and fun, but each piece of art can take quite a bit of time and patience. As you’re working on your new project (or maybe this is your first time trying diamond art), you may be wondering how you’re supposed to store all of your beads, tools and accessories. There are dozens of great ways to keep your supplies organized and easy to locate. Whether you want to invest in an organizer or you’re willing to get more creative and try some DIY ideas, we’ve compiled everything we know about diamond painting storage to help you find the right organizer to keep everything tidy. I have 38,916 drills in 195 bags. So not fun. I had to put it in a rubbermaid bowl just to have them fit." Awesome tip, Jessica Bolinger!