How do you store & organize ENAMEL DOTS?

I have them in plastic bags- one for regular dots and one for shape (stars, hearts, etc.) dots. I don't mind digging around in the bag to find the right colors. I really have a lot of dots- I use them constantly.

Right now, my enamel dots are in two locations:

1. Their home is in a divided section of my main desk drawer. They are just organized neatly in that one area by brand. It is mostly Altenew, though.

2. A majority of them are currently living in my project cart, also in a small dividing bin. These are the specific color matches for my ongoing wedding album.

Mine are standing on their sides in a 9"x11" drawer in a vintage cabinet. I can pull the drawer out and carry it to my desk.

I have a few in with their collection.

I confess, like artbabe, I have a lot of them and use them on most layouts.

I have my enamel dots in a little bin from Target that perfectly fits things 4in wide. I have my enamel dots standing up, then behind that are small sheets of dimensional embellishments (like chipboard stars/ hearts), then small sheets of labels.
I don't have too many so this system works for me. The bin sits on my work space, doesn’t have a large footprint, and is within reach for those little finishing touches on a project.

DD?

I bought vintage wooden cheese boxes to store mine in.

I keep mine in a bin, no real organization.

A friend took all of hers and cut them apart by color and the. Stores them in a bin. I don’t use them enough to justify that time.

Photo Iris container. I have 15 or so packs. I cut the tops off the original packaging so I can easily slip them in and out.

I sort generic embellishments by color in gallon plastic bags. I cut apart the sheet of enamel dots and put them in small plastic bags, then put them in the larger gallon bag.

I don't have very many and I haven't bought any new ones in a couple of years. I keep them in one of those little plastic boxes for 4x6" photos. I cut the packaging down the side or get rid of it entirely. I also have a couple of sheets of wax paper that I've dotted Nuvo drops onto to make my own enamel dots. If any dots get loose (or I move them around into a dozen spots on my card and then give up and put them back) they stay contained in the plastic box so in theory I can use them at some point. The box stands with a bunch of others holding die cuts and scraps on a shelf.

I just keep them in a small plastic baggy. I don’t have many because they are usually out of my price range.

I cut them apart by color, glue the strips on a square of white yardstick, stick them in small stamp pockets and put them in an art bin semi-satchel.

www.artbin.com/super-semi-satchel-6925ab.aspx

I use two 4x6 Iris photo boxes. One holds cool colors, the other warms. When I get a new package I cut the rows apart and put into the appropriate box.

My enamel dot collection is probably small compared to some of your all's. For now mine are stored in 1 compartment of a small 3-tier container. The other 2 compartments hold washi tape and rhinestone/jewel-like things. And I still have them on their "cards".