The BIG craft room reveal is finally here!!!
I'm happy to say, the
shop is now open again and off of vacation mode.
Moving is a far cry from vacation and it feels oh so wonderful to
call a place home again...
without further ado, please excuse the photo overload
and enjoy my new crafty space!
My old desk, along the back wall. My handy hubby cut the
top down to fit the space and sanded off the dings and marks
from moving...I love the new vintage look of the corners and
decided to not repaint it.
The new desk is simple, huge and pretty much
pure awesomeness!! 5 X 5' top with two IKEA shelving
units as the legs and lots of storage, yipee!!
The punch board made it through the move and was
screwed directly into the studs...this bad boy is heavy
without the punches on there but makes great use
of wall space. I picked up a few new buckets from IKEA
since we live near one again.
I bought these almost 9 years ago (my first Etsy purchase)
and they've been amazing for my ink pads. Keeps them all
accessible and in view so I can easily snag the color or colors
I'm working with at the time.
I love these little bars and picked up a few with the intent
of possibly using them in the space but not sure where or
what for. Once the ink pad holders were up, I needed
something to fill the space between them and voila!
The perfect place for scissors, adhesive and other items
I use on a daily basis.
These old DVD holders from IKEA have been my
go to for stamp sets...if there's any advice I can give
about organizing a craft room,
UTILIZE YOUR WALL SPACE!!
It's a must, products actually get used since
they are in plain sight and aren't stashed away,
clearly forgotten in a bin or box.
Filing cabinets for all of my 8-1/2 X 11" Cardstock
Clear glass jars for visible and cute storage!
I've had one bookcase for years BUT picked up
a second to even out my space. No worries, I had
plenty to put on the shelves! haha
If you use glitter or embossing powder, this is THE
BEST way to store it. I keep a plastic spoon in each
container and sprinkle on what is needed directly
over the container with all the extra falling back
inside. Pop the top back on and no mess to clean up!
A skinny IKEA shelf for my 12X12" Cardstock
A small spot between the windows was perfect
for this little shelving unit. My hubby just had to
lop off a bit from the top molding so it would fit
and he aged it up with the sander.
A bright photo without my chair. I LOVE
all the natural light that pours in.
What's your favorite part??
If you need me, this is where I'll be planting my
backside...off to get some paper cuts, my friends!
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