🧵 Red OhSew Organizational Stash n' Store by It's Sew Emma Review

I use them for makeup and cosmetic brushes, as well as small tools (tweezers, scissors, stationery knife) that come in very handy for making miniatures. The silicone dividers are flexible but not too soft to keep items in place. The different colors also allow me to sort things. I love these organizers!

My sewing den is in the basement, but I like it there. Please don't look at the mess. If there's no stash or stash in some sewer or quilt, you must, and I say you must, get it. It keeps all my sewing supplies close at hand instead of rolling around on the table or floor. Buy the ones you like

I have this with my sewing machine and it stores all the little things that often get lost. Measuring tools, chalk pen, rippers, tweezers, cleaning brushes, vanishing pens, small scissors, etc. The only items it cannot hold are large scissors and rollers. It tends to tip over, so you need to place items evenly. This is a great product.

I saw this on the facebook sewing page and had to have it. It sits right on top of my embroidery machine and rests on the handle to keep it from falling. It holds everything I need to keep close at hand no matter the form. When I embroider, I can take any tool I need and no longer have to look for it. I'm so busy and have so many scraps of fabric, stabilizer, or hoops that I have to put down a pair of scissors, tweezers, or a seam ripper and move each piece to find it. I absolutely have to…

I just love this gem. It contains all my sewing stuff that I've been looking for for so long I couldn't remember where I put it. The best thing I can do is have something that holds my stuff so well and always knows where it is. I rarely buy anything as much as I love this little doily and I'm so glad I did!

I love Stash 'n Store! I also have a silicone square organizer, but this long, curved, rectangular organizer is so much better! The differently shaped slots allow me to fit so many different things in it - from pencils to small rulers, pockets with sewing machine needles, bandages (even small thin ones), scissors, etc. It will appeal to anyone who sews. . I'm sure there are many other ways to use it. That's great!

Tried three of the same products: Sew Emma (of this brand), Luxe Halo and Anddyam. This brand and Luxe Halo are very similar, with a soft and pliable handle material suitable for delicate items. That brand, It's Sew Emma, is about half the price of Luxe Halo, and both are very good. The handle material in Anddyam is stronger and stiffer but less soft, suitable for holding heavier and less fragile items.