So, to recap, in my studio there are:
Vintage Mason Jars with Beads
Round Aluminum Watchmakers Cases, some in aluminum lidded boxes, some in cardboard
Thursday, April 07, 2005
Bead Storage - Solution No. 2
Next up, glass jars salvaged from my kitchen. Everything from mason jars to tiny spice bottles. They take up SO much room, and break. I have since culled most of those jars, and only use vintage mason jars (with lovely glass and zinc lids) for when I buy 1/2 a kilo (about 1 lb. to you Imperial types)of seed beads. The jars are lovely to look at on their own, and filled with colourful beads, make a wonderful sight. I'm happy to take any off your hands!
So, to recap, in my studio there are:
Vintage Mason Jars with Beads
Round Aluminum Watchmakers Cases, some in aluminum lidded boxes, some in cardboard
So, to recap, in my studio there are:
Vintage Mason Jars with Beads
Round Aluminum Watchmakers Cases, some in aluminum lidded boxes, some in cardboard
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