If you follow the instructions, Helmers are not difficult to construct. IKEA instructions are the butt of many jokes, but they are actually pretty easy to follow if you just take your time. The first one I got, I did have to supplement the instructions because I'd never built IKEA furniture before, but now I'm an old pro at it, LOL.
And BTW, I list the collections/years in my polish spreadsheet, which is why its easiest for me to store them that way :) There's also usually a different numbering convention between cores and LEs - not sure about indie polishes, tho.
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Date: 2025-01-07 01:11 am (UTC)Does Michael's still sell their Helmer dupe? Not sure if that'd be any easier, tbh. But right now the crafty stores are having their storage sales, and they have those tall shallow drawer rolling carts! (i.e., https://www.joann.com/p/10-drawer-plastic-storage-cart-by-top-notch/19992700.html)
And BTW, I list the collections/years in my polish spreadsheet, which is why its easiest for me to store them that way :) There's also usually a different numbering convention between cores and LEs - not sure about indie polishes, tho.