This retro style spinner is a a Ranger product. Tim Holtz used it to hold the new ink blending tools, each applicator was destined for a shade of inks and a little colored sticker on the top indicated which one (if you click on the photo you will barely see the sticker on the applicators).
The Cropper Hopper Tim Holtz carry case for embossing powders properly decorated with his new acrylic tiles called fragments.
Those two carry cases contain what they were designed for. The one on the left holds the distress inkpads, the one on the right has inside the alcohol inks.
This is not a storage idea but an essential way to know what inks, paint or paper you have got and how they look once applied and dried. Each product range is in a separate ball chain.
3 comments:
Really really love your blog.
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Hi Paula. I love looking at all the storage ideas & dreaming! Have you seen this onehttp://sbl.tvweekly.com/player.php?3058a8dd33a7944f14c5f8da558ce7f4y1906
It's @ 1min 40 secs into the demo.
Ditto -- love your blog -- thanks for providing a resource in one place for all the fabulous storage ideas.
I too love the organizing as much as I love the creating :-)
thanks!
Carrie in Arizona
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