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Old 05-27-2014, 08:55 AM   #1  
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Default Blendabilities Storage

I went on the hunt for storage for the new blendies. Stamp N Storage has an option for about $54.00 . They are very nice put out of my price range. I did find another option by recycling Crystal Lite containers. Works but since I don't buy Crystal Lite don't have any empty containers. I did find another option that appealed to me on Creative Stampin Spot.

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I've seen storage made with PVC pipe.
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am I supposed to store those type markers laying down or standing up?
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am I supposed to store those type markers laying down or standing up?
I store all my markers horizontally.
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thanks - I wasn't sure how to store
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A lot of people store their Copics in the Double Deep Art Bins, with the grid for marker storage (the linked website has other sizes/options available), or with the grid that's designed to cover lights (they are available singly in the store so you don't have to buy the 5-pack) cut to fit. I was going to use it for my Spectrum Noir markers, but the barrels of the markers are slightly too fat to fit the grid. You could lay the bin on its side to have the markers horizontal, or put the grid in a box of your choosing... I haven't seen the Blendabilities yet, so I'm not sure if any of these options are a good fit, but maybe they're a jumpstart for an idea
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I did find another option by recycling Crystal Lite containers. Works but since I don't buy Crystal Lite don't have any empty containers.
Crystal Light (oval containers) or generic version of the same thing (rectangular containers) are available for $1 or less at Walmart. You could purchase the number you need and donate the contents to a women's shelter, a food kitchen, your neighbors, etc.

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