Elizabeth Ward Bead Storage Solutions Plastic Storage Tray Organizer, Clear
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Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
Features
- 78 Tiny Containers, 1 Size: Every container in this tray is the same tiny size, so a seed bead collection sorted by colour gets 78 identical homes and no wasted air; mixed sizes suit the 45 piece assorted tray
- Built for Seed Beads and Drills: A size 11 or size 15 seed bead, a diamond art drill, a crimp, a jump ring or a 2mm spacer fills a tiny container properly, where a large container leaves it rattling in a half empty box
- Snap Shut Clear Lid: The clear lid seals the whole tray so nothing migrates between containers in transit, and you read all 78 labels through it without opening the case
- 2 Label Sheets Included: Adhesive labels come in the box and every container lifts out, so you can relabel a colour, carry 6 containers to a class in a pocket, and leave the rest on the shelf at home
- Stackable Storage Organization: The tray measures 13.75 by 10.5 by 2 inches, sits on a desktop or under a cube shelf, and stacks on other Bead Storage Solutions trays as the collection grows
Description
Enhance your crafting experience with the Bead Storage Solutions 82-Piece Stackable Organizer Tray, designed to impeccably organize your beads, clasps, and craft supplies. This versatile tray comes with a lid, two label sheets, and containers in assorted sizes, allowing easy arrangement for your creative process.The ingenious design of this bead organizer ensures a tidy workspace and quick access to your essentials. Its clear, snap-shut lid lets you view your supplies without opening the box, saving time during projects. This user- friendly feature enhances your crafting efficiency, making your creative process smoother and more enjoyable.These stackable trays make your crafting setup more functional by keeping your workplace neat and clutter-free. Whether you create from home, exhibit your works at craft festivals, or pursue your art in professional studios, these trays are trusty friends for keeping projects organized and efficient.The Bead Storage Solutions 82-Piece Assorted Stackable Tray is an indispensable tool for organizing small craft items such as seed beads, crystals, findings, and small spacers. With this versatile and user-friendly storage solution, you can improve your crafting efficiency while also enjoying the comfort of having all of your supplies in one tidy location.
Brand: Bead Storage Solutions
Color: Clear
Material: Plastic
Product Dimensions: 12.5"L x 2"W x 10.5"H
Shape: Rectangular
Brand Name: Bead Storage Solutions
Tray Type: Plastic
Model Number: EWC0511
UPC: 046959995011 770352072900 732695317698 847357005117 599039313545 885883537436
Global Trade Identification Number: 17
Manufacturer: Darice
Item Type Name: Elizabeth Ward's Tiny Bead Storage Tray 13.75-inch x 10.5-inch x 2-inch,
Unit Count: 1 Count
Special Feature: Stackable
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 907 g
Color: Clear
Shape: Rectangular
Style Name: 82-Piece
Pattern: Tray
Theme: Halloween
Occasion: Thanksgiving
Material Type: Plastic
Finish Types: Polished
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Damp Cloth, Not Dishwasher Safe
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 12.5"L x 2"W x 10.5"H
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 1.17 kg
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Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
This system is just perfect for electronics storage (way better than the modular boxes specifically made for smd storage) The "tiny" size is perfect for all my SMDs, LEDs, and pretty much all the ICs (with ESD Foam) until you get into really big/long ones (talking 40pin). 2pin through hole resistors fit in the largest size of this kit without bending, but you can only fit 3 large containers per row in the lidded tray so I don't really consider this a very good solution for storing many of those unless you only use a few specific sizes or w/e anyway.) I was a jewelry designer for 10 years and I /wish/ this had existed back then, 1000 times better than those standard divided boxes that always mixed up your beads and findings when the cat knocked it off the desk, or worse the findings would slide under the divider tabs - split rings and seed-bead dividers/spacers drove me absolutely nuts, I ended up having to put them all in little bags, which defeated half the purpose of getting the box in the first place >.< This system would have saved me ages and ages of time opening and closing baggies for sure. Don't quote me as I retired from jewelry making like 10 years ago, but the "tiny" size looks great for seed beads, I think you could probably fit about a 5" tube of Japanese delica's in each. The large size would be good for pony's, for bi-cone crystals the "small" looks to be a good size. I figure the "medium" would be good for hook ear-wires. (3/16/2016 - Update with new pictures! I now have this mixed 45 piece set as well as the 80-some piece tiny set and I've just ordered an empty tray + an assortment of small and large boxes to go in it, as well as the deep tool storage tray. These things are /that/ awesome for my needs. Pictures: 1. The two kits I've received so far with all my little component bits in them (still organizing them, but this is probably the majority of the electronic components.) 2. You can mix and match sizes, put small's in with tiny's etc., it's fully customizable! 3. Close up with the lid on - it's a fairly tight lid, might be room for like 10 sheets of paper between the boxes and the lid so no worries about the individual boxes shifting around and such. Also the lid is quite clear, makes it very easy to see what bits you want.) Note - these are not the labels that come with the kit, those go on the lids, these are just taped on strips of paper (4 point Arial in word fyi) 4. The tiny (left) and small (right) box sizes. 5. The large (left) and medium (right) box sizes. 6. Bonus Thought - I'd gotten these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002LN81J6?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_90 but the bigger plastic box they came in was broken in shipping - I discovered that the individual boxes fit in these Elizabeth Ward storage trays! Awesome. (They'd be great for flat findings and maybe ear wires, but not for beads - see my review on them.)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2016 by Mystri
Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
This bead box is fantastic. The compartments are the perfect size for beads, the beads are easy to see within each little bead box and they have labels for the top of each bead box. Good quality. Highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2026 by bb
Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
This container is perfect for my Paint With Diamonds project. The container did not fit all of the baggies of diamonds in the beginning, but I still rated the storage capacity 5 stars. The size of the container is big enough with out being giant. I like being able to carry the container with one hand without feeling like I would drop it. I rated the sturdiness 3 stars because the plastic tray is a tad thin, as it flexes when picked up. I wouldn’t have minded a little bit better plastic. The lock feature, I rated 4 stars. The locks on the actual tray do function properly, however, I do feel like the tray would open of dropped. The locks on the individual containers inside the tray are fantastic. They provide a full, tight seal, which was exactly what I was looking for. Like I said this tray is perfect for PWD. It held most of the diamonds for one painting (and this is the 70cm x 70cm size). I think I had maybe 10 baggies of diamond that would not fit. I plan on ordering a second tray for the most used colors like black and white. I spent about 2 weeks looking for similar trays at Hobby Lobby, Walmart, Michael’s, etc. At $30 to $40 for a tray you can’t beat the price on this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2019 by Wanna Sites
Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
Received very quickly. Perfect size for beads. Plenty of storage room.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by PChambers
Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
I thought long and hard on this issue of bead storage. Years ago I had put lots of $$$ into another available bead storage system only to find it very troublesome. They were those stacking round clear plastic screw-on stackable bead containers, but every time you’d go to get beads out, the screw tops would fail and all your beads would be scattered far and wide across the floor. It was frustrating. It was a waste. And if you had invested lots of $$$ into that system like I had, you’d be as livid as I was about that said bead organizing system. I can’t tell you how many times those problems occurred even when being cautious, and so by the end of a few years what I had was just mixed beads in various containers instead of beads neatly sorted and organized. I had also lost a great majority of my beads because of their faulty system... lots of beads now most likely hidden in the deepest recesses and corners of the room. $$$, down the drain..Er, ...down the ducts and forever stuck between floorboards. I never wanted to make that mistake again. So when it came to finding a replacement system, it took me years to decide. I searched around the internet. I found and went with these. I can tell you, they aren’t perfect, but it’s the best out there. My only concerns are that the lids will most likely break over time and the other issue being it’s hard to find the right sized container for different sized collections of beads. Doubling up on one sized container for one specific bead type will have to do when they all won’t fit into one container... but that’s 1st world problems, and nothing to really gripe about. Having an organized system with beads greatly helps with the creative process. I love how I can sort and stack these according to color size and type. It makes it easy to find the beads you want and also lets you know if you are low on bead quantities. Each container is separate, so there is no fearing upsetting other bead containments like with other systems. If you want to go to another place or room with just a few specific beads, you can quickly grab the ones you want and go.....and without worry of spilling. (If you do, it’s you’re fault for not shutting the lid!) All these factors make for a great investment. One last note I wanted to share: You don’t have to store them in the trays, though they are helpful. I found I needed something different, and so I arranged all the beads containers in a large pull out drawer. That way, they are kept in one place and can be seen easily instead of stacking them in the trays and having to move each tray to see all the beads. Also, if someone desired, a wall unit could be made to hold a great many of these containers if one wished to display them in such a way. Such a contraption wouldn’t be difficult to make and could provide a nice organized visual for efficient beading. Lastly, thankfully the Elizabeth Ward beading system sells the containers separately without the trays and I ended up purchasing more of those to finish organizing my beads. ...another great plus! So, I am very happy with finding this product and very pleased with the versatility and efficiency this bead organization system provides. No more approaching my beads with fear of spilling, no more messes to clean up and spending hours to try to resort, no more lost beads and investment. Oh, and as far as affordability... I didn’t do actual crunching of numbers, but round about, this system actually cost me a bit less or same as the other bead storage system I spoke about in my first paragraph. So THANK YOU Elizabeth Ward company. You have made serious crafting so much better.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2020 by frond
Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
This is my second review of this storage system. First, there are many ways to store/organize beads. After a few false starts and organizing failures, the Darice/Elizabeth Ward storage system, For Me, is the perfect storage system for all my beads, findings, and tools essential to every project. After investing in well over a dozen trays, the tool/supply container, as well as several supplemental trays, spare labels, and small, medium, large container boxes, and using them for nearly three years, I have three observations regarding tray, container, and label durability of this system whether one is considering purchasing/investing in one or two trays or an entire system. The Trays: The white clips on each side of the tray have held up perfectly. However, these clips are the most vulnerable part of each tray, and have broken off after I have accidentally banged into the side of a tray; none of these white “clips” have just broken off from regular use. Only three “clips” have broken off in three years. And today, none of them are showing signs of wear or malfunctioning. If a clip does just break off or the tray arrives damaged, the tray is defective and Amazon will replace it if you return the tray to them AND send the defective tray back to them (Amazon sends you a return label that covers the return postage). The Plastic Boxes: No matter the size, all the boxes perform as well as or better than the day I received them. None of the lids have broken off or failed to securely house any bead regardless of bead weight or size. I have found that approximately 5% of all the medium-sized and 5% of all the large-sized boxes are more difficult to open and close and require more effort to open safely than my strong hands can manage. I have resorted to opening the few more difficult boxes with my teeth, however, over time and usage they now open reasonably using only my hands. I mention this for those whose hands give them grief, or reasonably balk at the idea of using their teeth. The Labels: I place the labels upside down on the white lids, so the cutout shape of the label does not match the shape. It fits fine, and does not obscure my view into the clear bottom of the box. Since I have so many containers of beads, I found over time I preferred using the labels made for the boxes over creating my own (Cutting and pasting copies of labels, lasted two months). Remember, it is about what works for you. Also, some labels stick well and some don’t, whether they are placed on the top or bottom of the boxes (e.g., occasionally when I have more than vendor of the same bead, or combine the same model/brand of clasp but one is silver and the other gold, I’ll place a label on the top and bottom of the box - this helps me esp. when there is a difference in price between vendors, or to save space). My last “batch” of supplemental labels ALL curled up requiring clear tape to keep them down. This was an atypical experience, normally there is no rhyme or reason to which labels adhere well and which do not. Overall, about 70% of labels used adhere well, and the others have needed a little tape at the corner(s) or edge(s). If labels stick well a the outset, they remain stuck over time and vice versa. I use the finest Ball Point pen tip to write info on the labels - it will not smear, and will remain legible over time. One can use word processor software to set custom parameters to print info on the labels - after one very successful stab at this, I found this was too much work/hassle For Me. I quickly began using commonly used abbreviations in my bead descriptions. I use them consistently and have no trouble listing the quantity, make, size, shape, color, price per gram or unit, vendor on the labels. I write small, but abbreviations and consistency are the key to success. If writing small is too much of a chore, I know many who number or color code their labels, which then refer to a description/index that provides an abbreviated description of what is contained I each box. Thank You So Much to the reviewers who shared their experiences and organization systems in these reviews - you gave me choices and helped me to decide what would work best for me!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2019 by Avidspider
Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
After getting into bedazzling, I quickly realized I need a good way to organize all the rhinestones that I was collecting. This storage tray is perfect for organizing massive amounts of rhinestones. Each container opens easily and closes securely, and it a nice way to separate colors and types of rhinestones.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 by JPZ
Style: 82-Piece
Pattern Name: Tray
If you are new to diamond painting and looking to work with containers other that flimsy little plastic baggies, definitely consider this storage. I've purchased 3, and it has allowed me to sort to my hearts content. I've purchased 2 of the 82 piece (all small containers), and then one of the mixed sizes containers. This way, I have a main container for round and square beads and can mix in the larger sizes whenever I have a lot of a certain color (such as 310-black). The containers stack on top of each other easily, and when using one I use the clear lid as a sort of spill container too (if you know the travesty of spilling those little gems, you understand). I like how the individual containers are secure and easy to open/close (I've had other containers that I had to have my hubby open for me- not cool when trying to be crafty and he's at work). Overall, if you are diamond painting, get at least one of the small container boxes for ease of mind. Side note- I got some transparent number stickers to keep track as well, they fit perfectly on these.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2020 by SB