[Nfb-krafters-korner] Storing beads

[slery]

I don't know if you are diabetic, but the canisters that hold test strips
(not used) are about the size of the containers that rolls of film used to
come in. Medicine bottles are also a good alternative. I don't remember if
you are in the USA or not, but we have Dollar Tree stores (every items is $1
and I have found some small containers there. These are just some VERY cheap
options for you to consider.

Cindy S.

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> Lillie Pennington
> Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2013 2:33 PM
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> Subject: [Nfb-krafters-korner] Storing beads
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> 
> Hi all. As I start to delve more into beading, I need a good 
> way to organize the beads and other supplies such As wire and 
> earring hooks. I cannot see color that well, so I would need 
> a tactile system. I was think inking of purchasing a large 
> amount of small containers. I have seen these particular 
> containers that I have seen beads come in. They are 
> rectangular, plastic, and about 1.5 inches long by about an 
> inch wide and about 0.5 inches high. I would store one 
> specific beAd in each. Box. Across the top I would make a 
> Braille label that said something like 1 mm red glass seed 
> beads. I would arrange the boxes inside a bigger box. Does 
> this sound like an effective system? How do you all organize 
> your beads?
> 
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