Next on to Bento Storage...
First up, the picks, etc. I got this box at WalMart in the Fishing section. It was around $5. I like that you can move the dividers around however you want to.
Here is another view with the lid closed. It closes securely so that you can store it however you want without worrying that the picks will move around.
This box that holds my silicone cups, etc is from Target. I believe it was around $4-$5 also. I wanted a box with dividers, but didn't have much luck finding one that would work.
Here it is with the lid on. No idea why blogger rotated it that way when I uploaded it, but I can't figure out how to flip it. This one has to remain upright to keep them all in place.
Just another view of the depth of this box.
I keep my mini cutters in a regular tupperware box.
All my sandwich cutters are in this big box from Target. I think it was $6-$8.
They fit for now. Im sure I will purchasing a new one soon.
And here is a shot of the cabinet where my Bento Boxes are stored.
I like to keep them up above the counter...but my boxes of picks, silicone cups, and cutters are stored in the cabinet under my counter.
Other Bento Blog's on storage (click their link to read their whole post!):
I hope you find this post helpful! Thanks for stopping by! Maybe next I'll go more in depth on my picks! Stay tuned!
5 comments:
thanks a lot for the link! I love your storage ideas. I think I might have to keep all my tiny cutters in a tupperware container too as they are getting lost amongst the big ones. Fortunately I think I could fit the tupperware in the same draw as my other cookie cutters, it's big enough. Thanks for sharing all these storage ideas!
i want to see the aggie thumb cookie cutter in action! ;)
Definately Holly!! Its on my "To Do" list for bentos this year!!
Aggie cutters? Sheesh! ;o)
We're on for Longhorn bentos coming up! Hook Em! :o) (Yes, I really have a longhorn cookie cutter.)
Bring it on, Shannon! ;)
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