Direct from our faithful hospital supply suppliers--handy dandy (and brand new) tubs for storing, sorting, scrubbing, or schlepping toys, mittens, craft supplies, chicken feed, whatever. In yellow/gold pretty-much-indestructible #5 plastic, each is approx 13" x 10" x 5" deep. (Some might be a tad smaller). They have lips and rounded ends, nest when not in use, and are graduated inside from 2 to 6 quarts.

Has been for a while now, so it’s high time you got some square hors d'oeuvre plates so your dinner guests don’t think you’re some sort of clod, dinnerware-wise. In white ceramic, these are 5-5/8” square with little turned-up edges like Meg Ryan’s smile.

Portion of what? Indeed. Portion cups are assorted sizes, but always smallish and used for condiments, sauces, cole slaw, samples, like that, but you can use them for anything in the world of arts, crafts, hobbying, model-making and DIY-ing. You’re creative--we don’t need to tell you. Each translucent white plastic cup holds (4) oz and is 3-3/4" dia at the top x 1-5/8” deep with a white snap-on lid. Think: little tub of cream cheese. Oh, you can picture them now.

These transparent, square, plastic clamshells measure 5-1/4" x 4-1/4" x approx 1” deep on the inside, and when closed are 6” x 5" not counting the detachable hanger on one long side. Think: merchandise, see-through gift boxes, hanging dioramas.

Surpies (regular A.S.&S.; fans) know that there is nothing better than a Petri dish for holding small parts for a model, beads for a craft item, or specimens from a field trip, unless it’s something that works like a Petri dish but costs less. We’ve got that!! And they’re so inexpensive you that you can buy enough for those few odd nails, screws, bolts, and tourmalines. These heavy–duty, clear–plastic bead containers are about 3/4” deep. They stack, with the bottom of one dish becoming the lid of the one below it. The pack of (12) 1–1/4” squares comes with (2) lids, so they can become (2) stacks.

Lightweight, disposable, cream-colored LDPE bowls! These shallow 8 oz LDPE bowls are 1-3/8” deep, and a bit over 5” dia at the top. They were, we think, intended to be used on deli trays, but we won’t make a food-safe claim. We’ll suggest that they’re a good shape for holding bits and pieces during craft sessions, a nice size for mixing small amounts of paint during art classes, and are cheap enough to either recycle or toss out when you’re done.