Hipiwe 132 Bottles Diamond Painting Storage Carring Case - Hardshell DIY 5D Diamond Art Craft ccessory Container Embroidery Organizer Bag for Storage Jewelry Beads Sewing Pills

I really loved the concept of this and the fact that it held so many bottles. I am going to kit up a diamond painting project soon that has over 100 colors, and I did not want to have to use several storage options for just the one project. I assumed it would be like my other storage with bottles in the foam slots. No.I'm going to go through some of the issues, pros and cons.1. The HORRENDOUS smell of plastic hit me even through the tied up plastic bag it came in. It gave me such a headache, it was awful. After taking my pictures, I put it in my back room, left it open, and while it does smell better 24 hours later, it still has a smell. I'm sure it will go away eventually.2. It has that stretchy strap on one side of the hard side, where you could slid it over the handle of maybe a rolling suitcase to take with you? Ok, that's somewhat potentially useful. However, this the side you want 'up/top'. Because I flipped it over to take a picture of it the other way...my bottles were then all over the place inside due to the design. (see pic 4 of how it looked the first time I opened it)3. There are plenty of stickers included. Nice.4. The design of the inside is NOT optimal for this setup. It is literally made like a hardsided suitcase, meaning the inside edges are not perfectly square so that the foam shelves & bottles fit flat. It makes the bottles in the middle of the foam bow up, which makes the second foam shelf bow up even taller. For me, this only makes it useful if I carry it specifically upright - definitely NOT by the handle! If I used the handle, I'd find a bunch of bottles all over the place when I opened it again.5. The first layer is the standard size of bottles, and the top layer is smaller bottles (as stated in the description - so this isn't a surprise, just worth noting it's true!).Overall, I will definitely use it for my project. I think it's likely that I will just take out the foam shelves and have them sitting on my table with the bottles as opposed to dealing with taking the bottles in and out of the bowed situation inside the suitcase. I will also be careful which side I have upright!For the things noted above, I give it 3 out of 5 stars.

As mentioned by other reviewers, there was a strong chemical smell (vinyl) that dissipated over a couple of days. The shell of the case is nice and hard and will protect anything kept inside. The company opted for a double zipper which I prefer.There is a little zipper pouch inside that will hold a few small items like pens or labels. The sheet of labels that came with this case is too big to fit into the zippered portion. (See photo)The biggest design flaw is the fact that the case is rounded with nothing to anchor the foam on the inside. There are two pieces of foam—one for the larger bottles (that one is wedged fairly tightly into the bottom half of the clam shell) and one for the smaller bottles which came free-floating. When I first opened the bag, there were bottles loose EVERYWHERE! The holes cut into the foam housing are not tight enough to firmly hold the bottles in place, and because of the shape of the bag, the entire foam piece flexes (pops up and down) inside the clam shell. The other one has no designated home; it was just sitting on top of the other—hence the bottles strewn everywhere. It wasn’t until I realized that there was a zipper lining on the other side where I could wedge the smaller bottles that I was able to keep those from spilling out into the bag. (See photos)I’ve now wrapped a padded mailer envelope around a notebook (until I can get my hands on a nice thick piece of foam rubber) and have situated it between the two sides of the clam shell to hold everything in place. It doesn’t look very pretty, but at least I don’t have bottles falling out when I open the bag. You know what they say about necessity and invention: it’s a mother! LOLMy final comment is about the handles. I expected they would be jointed and free-moving, but they are not; they are solid thick silicone or vinyl, and I expect with regular use, they will likely tear from the base. Time will tell.Overall, with a little bit of help securing the existing foam trays, this CAN be a very nice case. It is strong and waterproof and with a little ingenuity, it can hold another full foam tray of bottles.

This is a plastic case that is pretty sturdy. It has two zippered holders that open the zippered case. Once the case is open I found it rather wobbly. My case is a pretty purple. The plastic containers for the beads are placed inside of foam to protect them from falling out and breaking. There are two layers of plastic containers. Each holds 32 plastic containers. The top layer holds the smaller containers and the bottom holds the larger containers.I purchased this for my 5D diamond painting drills. I do believe it will hold the drills really well. I love that there are individual containers and that they are not stacked containers. There are also two zipper pouches in the top half of the inside of the case for holding supplies for your bead projects. One is larger and is zippered and also another one that is smaller that lays on top of the larger zippered one.Over all I really like the case but there are two things I would change about this case. I do believe once the case is zippered open, it should be a bit more sturdy. Another thing is that it should be marked top so when it is opened the containers are not falling out all over the place. I had to mark my case with white gel ink top at the top of the case and on the bottom, I marked bottom so that I will know to open the case correctly and that it keeps the containers sitting inside the case instead of falling out all over the place.I gave this rating a 4 star, which is still a good rating because over all this is a really nice way to store your beads and diamond painting drills.