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Other things in our stock are popsicle sticks, foam sheets and shape stickers, tissue paper squares, markers, crayons, colored pencils, yarn/twine, beads, stamps, ink, pipe cleaners, glitter glue, paper plates and card stock.

We have them stored on an ikea Raskog cart in Glis boxes and mason jars.

Pipe cleaners, pony beads, colored glitter glue, rhinestones/sequins, feathers. Different textures of paint applicators (makeup sponges, bottle brushes, stamps)...and most importantly a variety of "canvases". Large foam/plywood/card stock shapes, crown and magic wand kits from the dollar store, seasonal shapes I pre-cut....

Also I didn't check your profile for how old the kiddos are, but you also may want to be wary of how accessible your craft storage is, my 2 and 4 year olds recently made each other into "meow meows" (cats) in a few unsupervised minutes with access to markets and dot paint. The back tattoos were sort of hilarious...the coloring all over their eyelids, less so.

Paper plates, Q tips and cotton balls are also great supplies.

I just bought 12 pencil boxes on sale in the school supply section and thats how im organizing now the pencil boxes are inside two big canvas bins on our big bookshelf in my office. my kids do not have free access to craft supplies. it would be a disaster! haha the things we use the most are watercolor paints (easy clean up) and brushes, stamps and stamp pads, pompoms, wiggly eyes, stickers, markers, glue sticks and regular elmers (use mini cupcake liners to give them a little bit and a paintbrush, so they dont use the whole bottle). we also have sequins, beads, pipe cleaners, and regular paint but those dont get as much use.