This funky pen holder is a combination of a Harry and David container from a gift basket last Christmas and empty syringe covers. Though I prefer to have my pens lying horizontal pre-use, this holder saves space.
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Wanda
Full Version: Yet another odd ball pen holder
Pretty cool!
But I read somewhere that you should always keep FPs standing up, so the ink doesn't dry up, or something.
But I read somewhere that you should always keep FPs standing up, so the ink doesn't dry up, or something.
I like that!
Perhaps with enough syringe covers, you could rubber band them (or use some adhesive) together in a hex pattern and do away with the cup altogether.
BTW, nice Safari. Got its twin right here with me.
Perhaps with enough syringe covers, you could rubber band them (or use some adhesive) together in a hex pattern and do away with the cup altogether.
BTW, nice Safari. Got its twin right here with me.
QUOTE (lancekatigbak @ Jul 22 2008, 05:45 AM) 
But I read somewhere that you should always keep FPs standing up, so the ink doesn't dry up, or something.
I don't know what to say about this. I keep about a dozen pens inked. Some are stored upright and some are stored flat in a pen case. I have no problems with either. But - you're right - I think the expert advice is to store them upright.
Judybug
QUOTE (Rocket Jones @ Jul 22 2008, 07:27 AM)
I like that!
Perhaps with enough syringe covers, you could rubber band them (or use some adhesive) together in a hex pattern and do away with the cup altogether.
BTW, nice Safari. Got its twin right here with me.
Perhaps with enough syringe covers, you could rubber band them (or use some adhesive) together in a hex pattern and do away with the cup altogether.
BTW, nice Safari. Got its twin right here with me.
I think this is a great idea. Wondering what other things could be banded together to make a holder.
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