Hi all and welcome to Tips and Techniques Tuesday! Today I am showing you a variety of Stickles storage options. There many out there for you to find...some you can make yourself, repurpose, or purchase.
The main point I have to say, based on my many years of using Stickles, is the importance of storing Stickles upside down to decrease bubbles and stuck-up bottles. Up to the time I realized that, I was consistently using a pin or undone paper clip to unplug the nozzle. Then I would shake and shake the bottle and still get bubbles when using the Stickles. :(
Since I purchased my Stickles storage system, I have not had to unplug the nozzle of any of my Stickles! :) It is not because of the specific storage, but rather it is because they are always stored upside down. I picked my storage type so I can transport Stickles easily to the monthly crops I attend.
There are many versions of the upside down storage on Pinterest and the web. I could not show you all, so please visit my Pinterest Board: Stickles Storage Ideas I have found many, but I have in no way exhausted the available storage types. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments.
Click on the links below to find more information. Thanks for visiting All That Stickles Tips and Techniques Tuesday! Karen
Stickles Storage to Make
Lorraine's Stickles Storage |
Teal's Stickles Storage |
Kristina's Stickles Storage |
BeaOriginal Stickles Storage |
Ron's Stickles Storage |
Scrappy Diva Stickles Storage |
Kristina used 3/4” plastic conduit and furring strips
Scrappy Diva used a cupcake stand
Corrie's Stickles Storage |
Rebecca's Stickles Storage |
Ron made his using PVC couplings He used 1/2" but I would use 3/4"
Corrie used a gift box
Margaret's Stickles Storage |
Stamp 'n Storage to purchase |
Stamp 'n Storage Stickles Desk and Stickles Drawer Storage
Glitter Glue Organizer
Dazzle Caddy
Dazzle Caddy |
Glitter Glue Organizer to purchase |
I have been using stickles for years and the sad thing is I never knew to put them upside down. Looks like I will have a new project for today. Thanks for the tip and ideas.
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You're welcome! It took me quite a few years to figure it out.
DeleteI used some of that green floral styrofoam I found at the Dollar Store - I poked indents in it & that's how I store my Stickles - I don't have nearly as many as some of you, but it was easy & cheap - and I've had that system for almost 6 months and it's held up great :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea and definitely low cost!
ReplyDeletevery nice tips to teach storage and organizing to kids
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