My Art and Craft Supply Storage-Wire Cubes
January 23rd, 2009
by Shasta McLaughlin
The Extravaganza Craft Productions
copyright 2009
My adjustable shelves are really deep (18 inches) and my craft supplies are much smaller. Even 12 x 12 paper doesn’t use the space well. One thing really made the shelves much more versatile for me – Wire Cubes!
We found wire cubes at Target. They are the organize-it brand and they measure 14 in. square. These were more expensive than the ones I bought before, but that was a long time ago.

Wire grid for Wire Cube Storage
Certain colors were on sale and I recommend getting more than you think you will need. The reason is because they are very versatile and you can change the configurations that you use (I’ll explain my configurations in a post tomorrow). They just look much nicer if you have all the same color (see example below) this is where having an extra set comes in handy.

Empty Wire Storage Cube
When you think of wire cube storage you think of big wire boxes, right?
Well that isn’t very versatile which is why I use plastic zip ties, also known as plastic cable ties to make them into several more useful configurations.

Plastic Zip Ties
Plastic zip ties can be purchased at any home improvement store and possibly in the automotive/tool section of places like Walmart. They come in several sizes and colors although for this project I recommend the almost clear color and the smallest size. They are easy to use and inexpensive.
Tomorrow I will post pictures of the different configurations I have created using my wire storage cubes.
Have a nice day,
Shasta
Categories: Organize Your Workshop or Studio





