Heidi Swapp Lightbox Accessories Storage Solution

Video #748: No, this is not your typical polymer clay lesson topic... but yes... it will affect your future enjoyment of our PcT videos... More Info: http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/?... Polymer Clay Tutor.

In today's video, I'm going to show you how to store a TON of Heidi Swapp Lightbox Accessories in one compact, good looking and easy to use storage organizer.

I know this is not polymer clay related, but... you may have noticed that I have recently started using the Heidi Swapp Lightbox in the background of our videos as a quiet way to share special and fun messages to you guys during my videos. I can use the sign to write inspirational quotes, sassy polymer clay sayings, celebrate holidays, share hashtags or whatever. It's cute and functional... my kind of thing!!

Anyway, since I anticipate using this lightbox for many years to come... and for lots of different occasions... I have been making sure to collect as many of the light box accessories as possible, so that I have many options for saying what I need to say. But the packaging was very quickly, becoming a storage and usage issue. I needed something that would take up very little space, and that would also make the task of changing up the sign, easy and quick.

This is my solution... in case you are interested :-)

You will see in the video I used a single, slim, stack-able fridge bin, divider cards and coin envelopes, to store and organize all of my Heidi Swapp Lightbox Alphabets, Mini Alphas, Background Filters, Word Strips, Icons, Numbers, Emoji's and Symbols... all in one container.

If you have this lightbox, or if you have ever wanted to use one, I'm sure that you will find today's video very helpful!

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Cindy Lietz & Doug Lietz
Polymer Clay Tutor