Tube Storage Tutorial

Tame your buttons! Rae Barthel used to store her buttons in a large mason jar, but decided to sort them by color and use SRM Tubes to store them. Rae had an idea to create a base or holder for the tubes, using a recycled cardboard box;





Flatten cardboard and trim off the flaps.



Cover both sides with coordinating patterned paper.





Punch 1 1/4" holes in the top flap and seal the flap closed.



Sort buttons by color and place each in a tube. Tie a coordinating ribbon to the tube lid and adhere a coordinating button to the top of each tube lid.



What a pretty and useful way to store buttons! Have a wonderful weekend, we're back all next week with more!

T-Ball Tubes

Renee Morris-Dezember created a set of tubes for her son's T-Ball Team, The Grasshoppers! She used our mini T-Ball stickers;







You'll want to stop by again tomorrow for Rae's Tube storage tutorial. She created a fun way to store and organize buttons!

Party Favors by Virginia

Virginia Lu's daughter recently graduation from college. At a recent celebration, Virginia provided a selection of candy-filled tubes as party favors. Delightful! You can click on the images to view them larger;















You don't want to miss Renee's T-Ball tubes tomorrow... Have you visited our Facebook FanPage? You'll more sticker inspiration posted daily!

Flip Flop Tubes

Amy Crockett had a fabulous idea for our Tubes - Flip Flop Kits! It's a manicure/pedicure kit containing tools and polish, just in time for Summer. Amy created the tags using her Cricut Machine. Wouldn't these be great for a teenage sleepover or mom's night out?







If you haven't already, you can pick up your tubes HERE. Be sure to upload your work to our Gallery so we can see what you've done!

Serving Soup!

We are so excited to show this project to you... Elizabeth Carney created a soup kit using our Cooking Stickers and Tubes, complete with a recipe card! What a great 'get well' gift.











More Tubes and Wands are on the way this week, stay tuned!

Tubes for Storage

We have been waiting and waiting for today! It's our chance to show you the results when we tasked our talented Designers to create Tubes for storage. What you'll find is one great idea after another. You can click on each Designer's name to be taken to their blog to view detailed photos and information. Enjoy!


Virginia knows that our Tubes are perfect for office supplies like paper clips and staples;




Tessa decided to keep play-doh fresh by storing it in Tubes;




Tanya created an on-the-go crafting kit...love the googly eyes!




Tania used Tubes to organize her family's games;




Renee created picnic tubes!




Nina is keeping her paper flowers neat and tidy inside of Tubes. The coordinating basket is precious!




Melanie's 9 year old daughter recently trimmed 14" off of her hair to dontate to Locks of Love. Melanie preserved a small portion for a keepsake;




As a mom, Jane knows that you can't leave for a road trip without a kids travel-kit;




Elizabeth organized make-up products in tubes;




Christine is helping her daughters keep their rings safe and sound in Tubes;




Is there a better use for Tubes than money? Kim thinks not! :)




Amy Crockett is storing end-of-school-year memories on slips of paper inside of Tubes for her children;




We hope you've enjoyed our Tube Storage feature! Be sure to visit the Designers blogs for more. Have a great weekend!

Baseball Tubes by Rae

Rae Barthel is here today, to share a set of Baseball Tubes. They're perfect for the dugout! Rae used our Baseball Stickers;









Aren't these tube ideas fabulous? We have so much more to show to you -- join us tomorrow as we showcase Tube storage ideas from the entire Design Team!

Army Birthday Tubes

Tessa Buys recently created Army-themed birthday party favors for her son's Birthday. She filled the tubes with candies and draped them with SRM Happy Birthday-stickered dog tags. Die cuts serve as the toppers;







We carry several sets of birthday stickers that you can view, HERE. Thank you for stopping by today!

Teacher Tubes

Tessa purchased miniature chalboards from her local craft store and used them as tags for Teacher Tubes. White SRM stickers are bold and bright when applied to the chalkboards;


by Tessa Buys


by Tessa Buys


by Tessa Buys


Apple die cuts, candies, and our Teacher Quick Card make perfect teacher-appreciation tubes by Kim;


by Kim Arledge


We have more tubes for you the rest of the week. There are so many ways to use our Tubes for gifts, storage, themed party favors, etc... Tessa is back tomorow with Birthday Tubes!

Graduation Cards

Welcome back! We have so much inspiration for you this week. We're starting off with a Graduation Card feature. You can view our Graduation stickers HERE. First up is Rae with a Graduation Pocket Card that serves as a money holder;

Instructions:
Finished size; 6" x 3"
Cut white cardstock 6" wide by 9" long
Score twice at 3" mark from each end
Cut right flap at an angle to create a pocket
Adhere bottom sides and bottom only
Add patterned paper to the outside and inside left and middle flaps
(before adhering pocket flap!)
Add stickers, insert money/check in pocket
Wrap ribbon around card and tie into bow


by Rae Barthel



by Melanie Jarocki


by Melanie Jarocki


by Melanie Jarocki


by Christine Traversa


by Amy Crockett

The rest of the week we're spotlighting TUBES and WANDS. You'll love what our Designers have created!