🎨 Tim Holtz Alcohol Ink Tin Organizer Review

I ordered this product because of the clean look of the silver finish. I also like the uncluttered viewport because I'm hosting a few friends while I'm creating and it allows them to see what's in the box without opening it. However, the tinplate is very thin and bends easily! It was quite dented when opened. I didn't send it back because I was pretty good at bending it and I like the look of this container the most; but definitely disappointed with the quality.

They're relatively thin, made from crappy materials (super-thin metal that flexes with the slightest effort, and flimsy plastic) and the design of the lid makes them a little more storage (I have to admit, on some I screw up). just pop the cap off ), but nobody has come up with a better storage system for a bottle this size (perfect for Ranger and Jacquard alcohol inks, Distress Oxide rakers and all those little dropper bottles). So I'm hoping for an all acrylic version (with dividers and no…

What else can you say? They fit perfectly in Ranger ink bottles and fit snugly in the slots meaning the case can be stored on its side and all bottles stay organized and in place. Storage on the side can be helpful if you have spirit pearls or mixes that need to be shaken before use. Storing on its side makes it easier to break mica/mineral/flakes. The boxes don't stack vertically, that's their only downside. This isn't really a problem for me, but if you want to store them separately stacked…