Here are a few of my storage options for crochet-related things...
Nifty fifties "pony tail" pencil case - no pencils, just my trusty crochet hooks.
Old-timey folding yarn/knitting basket (or magazine holder) - and yes, it IS overflowing!
Wee woven sewing basket... gee, I really need to finish those projects!
So, do tell - how do you use vintage for storage?
5 comments:
I have one of those folding knitting bags too-I use it for storing patterns. I also keep sewing supplies in an old tackle box, and fabric scraps in several vintage suitcases.
I love your pony tail zip pouch!
We use vintage suitcases and purses for everything from DVDs to cocktail supplies. Also, and I know this sounds awful, I have my grandmother's ashes in an ice bucket. It's a really fabulous ice bucket and it's a lot better than the cardboard box my aunt had her in. I think she'd approve.
Oh, vintage suitcases are the best!
Valerie - I too use a tackle box, only it's for my jewelry-making tools. ;-)
VL - I don't think it sounds awful - there are some really wonderful ice buckets out there. ;-)
I am boring; we are still using my grandparents' Art Moderne bureau and vanity table for our bedroom set! Hubby uses my vintage bowl vases for his little bags of mixed pipe tobaccos...
A young friend of ours (early 20s) recently bought a pair of catseye glasses (which look adorable on her) just so she could have the gold-speckled plastic zip-case for storage of her "littles"!
I use an old shoe caddy (the fabric kind with pockets) to store my mailing and craft supplies for my Etsy shop. Everything is so handy and I never need to go searching for things!
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