My three carts (and the two extra drawers stacked on top of them) hold a lot of supplies.
These four photos (above and below) show some of the drawers of the carts while they are open, so that you can see what kinds of things I store in them and how I keep the supplies organized.
The top left photo shows some of my punches, which take up three drawers of the carts. I store them single-layer so that they can easily be seen.
The top right photo shows one drawer of my fibers (they take up four drawers total!). They're organized in baskets by color, and each is stored in its own baggie to keep it from getting tangled up with others. When I need a certain color of fiber, I pull out that basket and search for the shade I want.
The bottom left photo shows a couple of drawers with embelishments, including bitty beads, glitter, wire, and pressed flowers. Again, I used baskets to organize within the cart drawer. It keeps them neat and makes it easy to pull out a basket of the type of item I need.
The bottom right photo shows a drawer full of assorted pieces of fabric, burlap, and Aida cloth.
Other things (not shown here) that I store in my cart drawers include clay and clay tools, infrequently used tools, acrylic paint supplies and tools, extra adhesives I have on hand, sheet metal, foam sheets, shrink plastic, cork, sheets of felt, and beads. |
