It is time to talk about storage. Paint is actually pretty easy to store and there are many, many options for you to choose from depending on how much paint you have. I do not have a ton of paint so they fit easily in the draw below. Most of my paint comes from Ranger. As I have said before I am NOT a big fan of the dauber they use, but I love the colors and thickness of the paint.
For those of you who have fallowed me for awhile, you know I like to keep it simple. Using Ranger paints falls into this system because I also use their ink pads, embossing powders and stains. Everything works together so nicely. That is a huge plus for me.
This draw is nicely divided to hold my paints and stains. Since I store them upside down I can easily find what I am looking for. And it looks like there is room for more. :)
I also updated our Pinterest board. There are tons of fun ideas for storing paint. As I look each week for new ideas one thing becomes very noticeable after 5 months. Craferts LOVE to see what they have. I realize this is not always possible as we often have limited wall space. My favorite wall paint storage is this one.
As you may have noticed....I am running a bit behind this week. Seems to be a theme in my life lately. Thankfully I am making some much needed changes in my work life to help fix that problem. More about that in the coming days and weeks.
I will have my projects posted either this afternoon or tomorrow. Until then.....happy crafting.
Jeri'
I love that wall storage for paint, although I'd probably put it in a drawer -- but nice to keep it upside down. Better than my old sewing drawer, which isn't quite big enough!
ReplyDeleteI have a drawer like that and it never even crossed my mind to do that! Thanks for the idea!
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