Alcohol ink storage

I found an easy way to store my Alcohol Inks. I have a slight love of my Tim Holtz Adirondack inks as you may see. I needed to have them al...

Used 11x14 free standing acrylic frame, strips of velcro, and velcro dots on bottles. Will hold 44 bottles of Stickles. (Thanks to Annjill for putting the idea in my head!) P.S. - PLEASE FEEL FREE TO COPY!

This is a great container I made up for a friend of mine, Tracey at Garden of Grace . I cut the canvas to size in a special way so that th...

Just thought I'd share this cool & inexpensive storage solution I found through a stamping forum. I already had the acrylic frames (can be ...

This is a re-post. I was asked how I make these organizing units. I have spent a lot of time re-organizing. If I spent half the time actually scrapping that I do re-organizing my scrap space my albums would be full by now and I would have run out of photos to scrap. My latest project was re-organizing my Stickles. I loved the CD case I had for storage. It spun around and stored my bottles upside down so they were always ready to use, but it didn't even store half the amount of bottles I had…

I use alcohol inks for both polymer clay and papercraft… and I have a LOT of them! Here’s how I keep them instantly accessible without taking up much space. I use a similar approac…

With a handful of brands and hundreds of colors to choose from, an alcohol ink ­­­­­collection can grow in size quite fast. I myself have more than 150 bottles of ink in my studio, and even though each bottle is typically less than an ounce, they still take up a ton of space! Luckily, I figured out a great system and now all of my inks fit within just one draw.

Alcohol Ink Bottle Lights are an easy 10-minute project that look great during the day and spectacular at night. Perfect indoors or out!

they say you can never have too much of a good thing…right? i’m excited for the release of new 2oz bottles of…