SGHUO 168 Slots 6pcs 28 Grids Diamond Painting Boxes Plastic Organizer, Bead Organizer

I have purchased over 50 Diamond Art paintings from kits, most on sale, the past few months. That’s a lot of drills to store. Half of those are for next years year end holiday season, to work on during the rest of the year, and all at a good saving. That’s a lot to store. I will share some of them, plus I’m a professional crafter, so that is not unusual for me. When I receive a kit, I open it, check the items included, and store the canvas in one of my portfolios. That protects it, halos flatten it, and keeps it neatly out of the way until I need it. It also lets me see, better, what I have to work with. The tools I set aside in a container to later share with others. The drills are the hardest to neatly store. And that’s where these boxes of containers come into play. I had bee storing the packages of drills in groups in larger bags. But it was a time consuming mess to find the one I wanted. I would go thru each bagged group, looking for it, and often it was one of last checked. I had purchased some of these containers to use while working on a canvas. The 28 containers in 1 box as perfect, as most kits include 26 or less colors. That leaves you with enough separate containers for each color plus extras for the few with overfill. I have tried most of the styles of drill storage, and these are 1 of my 2 favorites. Recently, after spending an hour looking for a particular package of drills, I decided there must be a more efficient way to do it. I had selected a few canvases that were next in line to be finished. Then realized that I had enough of the containers to store the drills for half of them just sitting on a shelf. And I could buy enough for the other half for less than $15. That made more sense to me than spending hours sorting thru groups to find a couple specific packages. So I ordered another set of these. What I did is to first select the paintings next in line. Then I wrote down the info on the side of each canvas listing the colors and numbers, and assigned each canvas to a box of containers. Next I wrote the color number sign used on the canvas and its official color number on a small label and attached it to each box in the container. Last, I found the package of drills that went with the canvas. In numerical order of the official color number, I opened each cellophane package and poured it drills into it. I admit it was time consuming, and I spent parts of 3 days working on it. And there are labels inside each box telling me which canvas it matches. But now I have a dozen sets of drills sorted and stacked neatly in a small area, enough for the next 2+ months, to grab and go with when I’m ready for it. I know it sounds like a lot of work, but I did a bunch the first time. In the future, I will sort only 1 or 2 at a time. Possibly when they newly arrive. Or when I have emptied a couple boxes. My storage cabinet looks so much neater now, and has some more available space. And it looks so much neater and organized to see those dozen containers sitting patiently on my shelf waiting for their turn. It makes me feel better and less stressed. I have only been doing Diamond painting for 4 months, mainly for physical therapy, and am still learning about the ins and outs of the craft. And one of those things is storing the items and their parts. And drills can be awkward to store. But I think I am getting better on it. And feel this particular style of drill storage is one of the most practical, affordable, neat and convenient available. Don’t hesitate, give them a try. They aren’t perfect, but thousands of buyers are glad the did.

These are perfect for holding beads, jewelry, nails, marbles; basically anything small that you may want to keep organized or separate from other tiny bits. I use them to keep track of my meds and marbles lol Since I also craft, you can remove the individual “rows” and use the outer shell (the part that houses the individual rows), for ephemera, stickers, stamps, etc. It is multifunctional bc you can use the rows separately, or house them together in the main container. Only real problem I feel should be mentioned, is that the little tabs on the exterior of larger box are somewhat flimsy with repeated use. So, consider these for items you don’t necessarily need all the time, or use “kid gloves” when opening and closing. I open and close the row parts all the time and haven’t had any issues with those. Just something to take into consideration.

Works great for storing diamond dots! My only complaint is that the lids tend to pop open.

Amazing product. Just what I needed to organize my drills for diamond painting. Only criticism is i wish there were enough stickers lables for all the boxes.

for the most part, the containers are good and very useful. some of the lids don’t seal all the way and pop up without much effort, i ended up using a little tape on them to make sure they stay shut.

Absolutely love the storage. It gives me and how easy it is for me to switch from color to color. I would recommend it to all of my friends or to anybody that diamond paints.

These boxes are the perfect size for keeping diamond painting beads sorted and accessible. Sorting through or trying to keep little ziplocks in order is really a pain. These work great. Another reviewer mentioned the labels were too big. I haven’t found this at all. They fit perfectly. Individual boxes click closed plus 7 rows of 4 boxes fit into a larger box that fastens very securely. I don’t foresee any popped lids and spills.

Nice for bead storage!

I use this product to put the remaining diamonds when I have completed a painting.

At a bargain price, I can now store all my diamond drills DMC in labelled separate boxes, making it much easier to get correct box out for kitting down.

My diamond painting beads fit perfectly and now I have more than enough containers for future paintings

Best purchase for storage

As described and used for diamond painting storage