If you read my blog, you might have noticed I like to get organized. I make lists, I collect calendars and planners, and I love arranging things neatly in little storage containers. I find putting things in order soothing. So when Tryazon presented the opportunity to throw a little party to show off Deflecto’s line of craft organizers, I may have gotten a little over excited at the thought of getting to use all those fun little boxes and containers.

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They sent me a lovely selection including their Stackable Caddy plus wheel base, small storage containers with Mounting Bar, Rotating Carousel Organizer, 3 -Drawer Organizer and Expandable Marker Accordion. All their products are available at Michael’s, Target and Amazon.

Deflecto was founded more than 50 years ago and has developed a diverse line of highly customizable storage products for the art, craft and education market. For years, Deflecto has been a leading manufacturer of office storage and organizational products, so moving into the arts and crafts market was a natural progression. They want to design creative and innovative products tailored to the specific needs of crafters. Learn more about Deflecto HERE.

I enjoy painting and hiding rocks, also known as Kindness Rocks, so I’ve been wanting to do a rock painting party for a while. I decided to do a cookout so we could set-up outside just in case the kids got a little messy with the paint! I used the Expandable Marker Accordion with several marker sets and then spread it out to display them down the center of the table.

I also used the Rotating Carousel Organizer to hold rocks, paint brushes and napkins for the painting options. Everything was very neatly organized!

We had a great day painting, cooking out and hanging by the pool. The kids had a fun time getting crafty and everybody painted a rock (or two). And then we all posed with the Deflecto $20 rebate coupons for our group photo and got back to drinking, eating and painting more rocks!