Hello, how are you? I've been organizing my bedroom for the past few months, and I'm slowly seeing some of the things that needed to be organized together, and one of it are all the clay keychains I made over the past few years.
I realize that they are not stored all together, which is a hassle to do. What I like is the minute I open that storage, all of my clay charms are there all together, so that is why I hurriedly researched and bought an organizer that will hold all of them together.
As I held the parcel they delivered, I was praying that this plastic organizer would survive the time it was shipping. Why not just wrap it in cardboard or bubble wrap, LOL? I will never order from that shop again. I bought it for about $2 one sale.
I like how big it is, and I guess all of my clay charms will fit in here. I bought an organizer with a 28-grid that is removable, which is convenient for me. I can adjust whatever I want.
As I said earlier I the grid can be removed, and what I expect, of course, it has damage, but luckily it didn't crack the organizer.
These are the charms I made. I organize them in different containers.
The first thing I organize is the street foods I made. I group them by kinds, like these 3 Kikiams in one grid, etc. Now, everything on the first row and all the columns are occupied, so let's proceed to the next row.
What I love about this is that all of the street food clay keychains are all in one group, and it's easier to access now.
Now that all of the street food keychains are organized, let's proceed to the next.
These charms are from my mini drawer, and I don't like storing them in there because fine dust can still get inside of it even though it is closed. I am going to add the donuts and desserts I made before to the grid.
The next column is a mix of savory and dessert clay charms.
Next are the tanghulus and food on sticks, and then I like to combine all the character and animal clay I made in one grid.
For the big clay charms, I remove one grid to adjust the length of the grid.
Now Mr. Sun has his own place LOL and Mr. Doom Dada.
Lastly, I added all the pins I made. What I do is organize the small pins first.
Then organize the medium-sized and final all the big pins. Luckily, they all fit into the organizer as it was meant to be.
Look how organized they are, not a single fine dust will get into the organizer.
Final look before I close the lid.
As I was editing it, I saw that it has a thing that you can hang the grid on. I think I'll just place it on a flat surface for the moment, LOL.
