Re: henna workbasket

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: : : Also I live off-campus and take the bus. Carting henna around is : : kind : : : of weird. : : I've been trying to figure out an ergonomic design for a henna : : workbasket - perhaps "workbucket" is more accurate in my case. : (I'm : : using a well-cleaned rectangular bucket that once held kitty litter : -- : : with the flat cover on, it makes a nice little table or stool.) : So : : far, I've just shoved everything inside, but am thinking I should : make : : dividers for the lower part (so the bulky things like paper and : cotton : : balls can have sufficient reserves), and a removable tray for the : top, : : for immediate stores (a few cotton balls, toothpicks, a pincushion, : : etc.). Sure, maybe a fishing-tackle box would work, but I haven't : : seen any cheap enough and still workable. : : What qualities do y'all have in whatever you use as storage, : : portable workspace, or a travel kit? : My husband uses a tackle box setup for storing and transporting : chainmail and his supplies (lots of little links and such). If I : needed something for henna transport I would certainly look for : something like his setup. The box has two halves, one smaller with : adjustible compartments, great for small items. The other half is : larger, same adjustable compartments, great for things like wrap : suppies ect. You can cover the outside by gluing fabric to the : surface to make it more visually appealing. : Hope this helps!

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