How I Store My Ribbons, Twines, Floss, Hemps and Laces

Most of my ribbons are winded in a round vintage clothespins that I bought from Do It Best.  Like other embellishments, I have a huge collection of ribbons.  Using the clothespins, my ribbons stash doesn't eat space so finding the perfect storage was easy.  I decided to go for huge cookie jars that you can find at Walmart then I sorted them according to its colors.

 

 

 I found this door organizer at Big Lots and I used it to store huge spool of satin ribbons.  I also have some yard-size ribbons that I hang in this door organizer.

 

 I found this wooden tray at the base thrift store in Korea and I use to store packs of ribbons, that's kindda nice to display around the craftroom.

 This jar is solely for scrap ribbons.

 I bought these small white storage boxes at Walmart and guess what I use it for?

 

 I used it to store floss, hemps and twines...

 If not hidden, these things are a clutter and kindda sour to the eyes.

 Again, another salad mix plastic container you are seeing, which I used to store my trims and laces.  I have this basket that sits right next to me that has all my laces and spools of baker's twine.

 

I also have a bunch of spools of ribbons in these hanging embellishment center.