Make your own DIY 12x12 paper storage organizer for your scrapbook paper with this inexpensive DIY vertical paper storage unit. It organizes and sorts all of your paper! It fits both 12 x 12 scrapbook paper and letter size paper! This is a great paper organizer, and also works as a scrapbook organizer!
The foolproof method to organize craft papers in just 3 steps that anyone can do to end the paper clutter andhave a tidy and accessible paper stash
Ikea Rolling Storage Behemoth: In our school's new maker space we had a storage problem. We needed lots of storage, but needed to maximize countertop real estate and mobility My solution is this Ikea Storage Behemoth.
Home office and craft room organization ideas and storage tips to help your space stay clean and uncluttered for a more productive work space.
Listen guys. I took art classes for many, many years. I know all you really need in the paint department is red, yellow blue, black and white. That's it. you can make whatever color you
This is the best storage solution I've found for clear stamps! Vertical storage is definitely the way to go. A must for scrapbookers and crafters!
The foolproof method to organize craft papers in just 3 steps that anyone can do to end the paper clutter andhave a tidy and accessible paper stash
A tried and true scrapbook sticker organization that will not break the bank. Keep your stickers neat and tidy using this method.
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Organize your craft ribbon with these DIY ribbon storage ideas and organization hacks! Lots of DIY racks, rods, frames, shelves, boxes, bins, drawers, and containers to keep your craft room neat and organized.
Hello there, I am back today to share a new craft room tour with you. My last one was done back in March 2014 and since I have changed a few bits around since filming that video, I thought I would do another one. I love watching these videos (and I am obsessed with craft storage) so I hope you do too! For the video without the pictures/chat, please scroll down :) I have been told that my room looks bigger in photos and on camera than it actually is. My room is fairly small - 2.6m x 2m and it has the boiler in it (the room used to be a bathroom) so a whole corner of the room is taken up with that (in a cupboard). Saying that, I am incredibly lucky and grateful to have any size room. I am constantly changing how I store items, I need things stored/organised in a way that helps my creative process when crafting. The main bulk of my room (one side of it) is my two desks. These desks are pretty big and I like the depth of them. One is my workspace in terms of my computer, where I blog/study etc. The other side is my crafting side. I have a few shelves above my desk, the one on the computer side holds cables in Gorjuss tins. The ones above my craft desk hold washi tape, embossing folders and plates, colouring pencils, Zig Clean Color Real Brush pens and a few storage items. Underneath my desks I have the Helmer drawer units from Ikea. These are great if you have a smaller space. They are not very wide by pretty deep. They hold a lot of my supplies - inks pads (distress and most used), tools, envelopes, adhesives, colouring mediums etc. I like to keep my main crafting desk fairly clutter free. I have a lamp from Ikea on there, I have a Daylight bulb in it and this helps when filming videos. I have my Copic Markers (plus glitter pens) in Color Cubbies from Studio 3 Solutions (sadly I believe that they are currently out of business). I also have an acrylic letter rack that holds Copic colour charts, a notebook, Martha Stewart Mini Scoring Board and a little notebook that I write down what products I have used when creating. A large portion of my desk is taken up by my tool carousel. I love this thing, it holds a ton ... scissors, glue, tape runner, bone folder, rulers, corner punches etc. I then have my Raskog, I LOVE this also! On the top shelf I have tools I reach for a lot - pens, kitchen paper, masking tape, post-it tape, stamp press, masking paper, foam tape and my swatch book (you can see this in more detail here). The middle shelf holds paper pads, and the bottom shelf holds my Cuttlebug and cutting plates. On the other side of my room/the other wall, there is a cabinet from Ikea (sadly no longer sold) that holds my stamps, dies and 8.5"x11" cardstock (you can see more on that here). There is also a drawer at the bottom where my ink pads live, as well as some sprays and stamp cleaner. I also have stackables units. These are great because you can change around the configuration of drawers. The top one holds my 12x12" paper and cardstock and the bottom one holds my embellishments. On the top of them both, I have some magazines and reference books, as well as my camera and stencil storage (you can see more on that here). VIDEO: SUPPLIES: Here are the links to what I am using as storage in my room. Please click on the picture or wording to be taken to where I purchased it. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Desk GLTC Any Which Way Shelf Ikea Skurar Flower Pot Ikea Skurar Candle Holder HEMA Small Basket Ikea Forsa Lamp GLTC Spinning Desk Organiser Copic A2 Cutting Mat - Clear HEMA Anti-Slip Mat Ikea Helmer Drawer Unit 3M Command Small Wire Hooks Ikea Raskog - Turquoise Ikea Variera Box InterDesign Linus 7 Binz Ryman DVD Storage Box - Blue Avery Elle Stamp Storage Pockets Dymo LetraTag Label Maker Muji Wide Magazine File A5 Storage Box Simple Stories Snap Binder Teal 6x8" Simple Stories Snap Binder - Black Stackables Single Stacker Set - Trays Stackables Single Stacker Set - Drawers Craft Mates 7 Compartment Storage Simon Says Stamp Square Tubes InLinkz.com + Muji Acrylic DVD boxes, Gorjuss tins and Studio 3 Solutions Color Cubbies - unable to link as they are currently unavailable, sorry. I should also just mention that I do have a cupboard that is not in my craft room. This holds my larger Xyron machines, older punches, my back up supply of PTI white cardstock and some ink refills. I hope you enjoyed having a look at my craft room today. Do you like craft storage as much as me? Thanks so much for visiting me today, have a great day!
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Get your print photos organized once and for all. Depending on the number of photos you have this can be overwhelming but doable.
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Do you have a giant box full of old pictures in a closet somewhere? Organize printed photos and ENJOY them! Here's how!
See what happened when I decide to organize my messy craft paper stash... the transfornation was incredible and I found the joy of crafting again
Easily clean up your craft paper stash with these 12x12 scrapbook paper storage ideas. They're quick, easy, and inexpensive solutions to try!
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Pre-S: If you want to learn how to take beautiful photos and tell the story of your life better, check out my course Stories From Here. I'm not being bashful about how proud of myself I am right now. In the craft world, I completed one of the greatest feats known to scrapbookers. I
*Updated December 26, 2015 to add new pictures of my die storage as well as new categories! Until now, I've been storing my dies like this and it worke ...
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We've all been there. Photos can creep up on you and surprise you. Here are some cool, and creative photo storage ideas for your family photos.
How I organize my Cricut storage rolling craft cart, and how to label each drawer with Cricut Joy Smart Label Writable Vinyl
Hi scrappers! Recently, I've had a lot of requests for the instructions to my What's Cookin' Recipe Album kit that sold out in September. So, I just added them to my shop! They are simple, step-by-step, and include full color photos of each page. Now, you can replicate this fun project yourself. If you love to cook, bake, and enjoy great food ... this is a perfect scrapbook for you. It's a great way to organize your recipes and photos, AND it makes an amazing keepsake or handmade gift for someone. To purchase the instructions for this project visit: What's Cookin' Recipe Scrapbook Instructions There are so many ways to collect great recipes - from a friend, an online search, Pinterest, or the best way ... passed down through generations. Saving these recipes in this way honors the cooks and bakers that came before us and creates an album that will become a family heirloom. Spend time choosing your recipes. Consider your family traditions, holidays, meals you made from your garden, amazing desserts, etc. I have some recipe cards that are in my mom's handwriting. They are my most treasured! You may also have magazine clippings, photos, and journal tidbits to add. Great! I love the idea of adding photos to recipe books. Gather pictures of the people that inspired you, created the recipe, the completed dish, and the ingredients that go into it. Add fun photos of you, family, friends, your kitchen, or your garden. Photos will make your scrapbook so meaningful. If you want to personalize your book even more, journal about who created the recipe or who's in the photo, when they made it, where the photo was taken, what was the occasion, etc. Or keep it simple and type or write the date, place, or person’s name. These can be added next to your recipes and photos as a continuation of the story of your family history. For this album, I created tabbed divider pages to organize the recipes. I used stickers from the Simple Stories Apron Strings collection but you can customize the tabs to whatever you like. I added lots of clear divided page protectors for recipes and photos. This way, they are preserved but you can still take them out if necessary. So many cute recipe cards! I created this with a red 6x8 inch Simple Stories binder and two different collections that I fell in love with. One was the Simple Stories, Apron Strings Collection and the other was the Echo Park, Farmhouse Kitchen Collection. Below, I've added the links to my instructions and the products used. This recipe scrapbook is such a fun and simple project that anyone can create. I hope you have fun with it! Supplies: Affiliate links are used in this post at no additional cost to you. I receive a small amount of compensation when you click through and shop using the provided links. This helps me to continue building my small business. Thank you! Blog * Shop * Facebook * Instagram * Pinterest
Crafting can be both an exciting hobby and a chaotic one, especially when my workspace begins to overflow with materials and tools. To tackle this, I
Find clever craft room storage hacks for your crafting room using IKEA furniture. Transform your space into a paradise of creativity and efficiency with these affordable storage and organization ideas.
