I like to have my life organized and if it’s not, I feel lost. I’m quite OCD when it comes to this and I feel like running away screaming when anything is not organized in my house. If you’re like me, then you’ll understand. I know the people who are not like that don’t really understand why we feel that way.

I thought I’d share how I organize my beads for anyone out there who wants to start beading to make money (or even as a hobby) and who wants to see how other people organize their beads and things. I have added some snapshots from the video here so that you can get a general feel for it, but if you want to see it properly and hear me talk through it, then you can click on the YouTube link below that will take you to my YouTube channel with the video.

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For the South Africans out there, you can buy the plastic holders from West Pack. So far they are the cheapest ‘quality’ products that I’ve seen.

I would also love to hear from you, so please leave a comment below. Let me know what you do to store your beads and things.

Keep your crystal on and your sparkle strong

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