Review on 60-Slot Diamond Painting Storage Containers - Organizing Case for DIY Art Craft, Portable Bead Storage Container - Diamond Painting Accessories Storage Box by Amanda Castillo

The cover is the size of a thick book because it fits in any backpack, even in a smaller A4 format. It's semi-rigid with a printed fabric on the outside, which is really nice. Double zips made from durable material with full length pull tabs. The handle is also continuous with indexing (finger notches) and fullers (lines of removed materials) reducing weight without sacrificing strength. Inside there is a pocket on one half that contains all the extras. The other half contains 60 bottles for your "diamonds", although they can also be pearls or other small items. The bottles are well cut foam which keeps the bottles in place, although opening the case upside down doesn't guarantee these bottles won't fall out once they have contents. I've included a picture to show the bottle caps. have the same diameter as a US quarter. The bottles are twice as deep. "Extras" contains adhesive labels with which you can easily label the contents of your bottle. (The labels could have been bigger, but I think they were worried about me or people like me obsessing about the label fitting perfectly.) But how much does a bottle actually hold? I've also included a picture to show all 24 bottles from one picture. Most are easily filled. Only one of the 24 is completely filled. This speaks volumes about the usefulness of these bottles. It's worth noting that after completing your project, you'll receive 100 small bags for your leftovers. This way you can empty the bottles and fill them with new painting materials. Is it really comfortable with 60 bottles? Yes. Let's say you and your daughter or mother have a painting that you both finish. The remaining 60 bottles are yours for your really big and complex painting. But if you complete one and collect the leftovers, you can start another without solving another puzzle. Finally, I put an image of all the "extras" into a more usable image. Some I'm not sure how to use, but just because I don't know doesn't mean someone else won't. For example clips and non-slip pads. Other additions should be noted as being larger than those normally attached to the painting. For example, the handle is much larger in diameter than the handle that came with the painting I've already added to the bottles. I do not care. For my sister who has had two strokes this will make a big difference. She had to give up beadwork because her fingers could no longer hold the beads securely. I hope practicing with this big pen will help her regain what she lost. If I had arthritis in my fingers I would have preferred a thicker grip. However, this pen isn't so bulky that I don't want to use it just for fun. I love shimmery purple! The trays are quite large and there are two of them in the set. I compared the mouth of the jar to the mouth of the tray funnel. They are almost the same size. All that's missing is a bowl lid so that the contents don't spill out if the pouring angle is too steep. No wait. You can use the bottom of the second tray as a lid for the first tray. :) They do include a funnel though, just in case. (and it crashes!) I could go into more detail, e.g. B. How the semi-rigid cover prevents the trays from breaking. But as much as the creators would like me to continue, there are a few things you should know for yourself.