Kath Stewarts labeling

My dear craft friend Kath Stewart has posted about using Tim Holtz alphabet stickers. 

Click here for more photos and her whole explanation.

Ali Edwards Office part 3

For those following who like Office/craft areas there is an update on the progress on her are by Ali Edwards on her blog.

 Click here for the link.

IHeart Organizing DIY paint project

From this pretty white Ikea unit:

To this really really pretty:

Lovely, isn't?

Full post here.

Andrea's Studio

 Andrea submitted her studio a few weeks ago and immediately wanted to featured it but I wanted to do it properly so it has taken me a few weeks to find the time to do so.

The room is 11 x 10.

One thing I loved is that Andrea has a lot of tools that are usually hard to store but she has them out and ready to use without being an eye sore.

Like all the die cutting materials.

I love this trolley to store paper by colour.

You can see far more photos on Andrea's Flickr. Click here to go to there.

Betty's ink storage DIY

I love this DIY project by Betty J. It looks pretty and and it is useful.

You can see a full video tutorial on how to make it on Betty's blog. Link here.
The blog is in german but kindly Betty has put the Google translate at the top of the page.

Celine Navarro's Atelier!

Celine Navarro, scrapbooking extraordinare, shares her craft atelier on her blog.

I find it rather refreshing! I spy a lot of Ikea, and I really like the style and set up.
Click here for the whole post on Celine's blog.

Another Jennifer McGuire post about stamps

I love Jennifer's work and ideas for storage.

Here Jennifer explains her updated system to store rubbers and clear stamps.

Great idea from in farrantly creative

Maximising space is always a priority to me. So when I saw this idea i was in awe!

A pretty bookshelf that hides away an ironing board. Perfect, pretty on the outside and useful on the inside.

Click here for many more photos and tutorials.

Wafer Thin Die storage

Pretty amazing, isn't it? Not very portable but very visual!

It is Barbara's wall and you can read more and see more photos here.