Agitte's craftroom and her storage idea's blog

Next month Agitte will celebrate her 25th aniversary in the craft business. She enjoyed: making dollhouses, embroidery, painting, scrapbooking, stamping, papercrafting, etc. She also loves organising. Through the years she found many great storage idea's. So a couple of months ago she started a blog with her great idea's, but you can also find storage idea's from other crafters.
Agitte's blog: Creagitjes storageblog.
Agitte's craft blog: The Life of a Stamp and Copic Addict

Agitte's craftroom:

Some of Agitte's great storage idea's:

Cheri's studio

Check her blog entry here.

Harriet's idea: Copic (or any pen) storage

Love this idea from Harriet Hensley. A silverware holder, as seen in a cafeteria or restaurant. An additional advantage is the plastic holder can be removed and taken to your work table.

Christie's studio

So well organized.

So many different things to look at!

Love her ink pad solution

As well as her Glitter glues.

Click here for her blog. Is full of photos and explanations.

Cheri's craft room transformation

A multi-talented crafter, Cheri at I Am Momma - Hear Me Roar! transformed her craft room from blah to WOW!

Here's a photo of the "before:"

(photo courtesy of Cheri at I Am Momma - Hear Me Roar!)

You can also see her in progress posts here and here.

And here's Cheri (and her boys) to give you a tour of her updated room:

She has some super fun ideas, including an amazing peek-a-boo door to her sons' playroom next door!

You can also see the post about her room on her blog. Be sure to leave her a comment, and let her know that Crafty Storage sent you!

Posted by Jessica

Its Baack!!!

The Organized and Inspired Scrapbooker (it has great ideas for other crafts too) is back in print and available in a paperback format trough Amazon.com this fabulous book went out of print about 3 years ago and has been selling for upwards of $40 on ebay! It is full of ideas and teaches you what style of storage works best for you trough diferent excersises.

Ron's fab stickles idea

As soon as I saw this idea I was in love with it. Such as neat one, and on a budget too. Perfect example of crafty storage.

Check the exact details on how Ron did it on his blog here.


And here for the post on the Adirondack acrylic dabbers stand.

Moy's Studio

Moy's studio is full of stuff. Full of ideas. Check her blog here and her post about her studio here.

Here there is one of her ideas.

Amy's fabric and clothes storage

The day before yesterday Amy showed us how she stores her patterns, today a bit more on how she stores other stuff.

Amy's cleverly used Ikea's shelves to store fabrics clothes and more. Click here for her post in her blog with more photos.

Amy's Patterns

Check Amy's great idea on how to store patterns here. The day after tomorrow more ideas from Amy.

Vicki's studio

Check here Vicky's studio before and after plus a lot of photos and explanation.

Leslie's studio

Check out Leslie's new studio here. Lovely, isn't it?
You can watch a video of it here.

Lucie's stamp storage

I received a few weeks ago this submission by Lucie. I love it, it is crafty in more ways than one as it recycles a craft product. This is what Lucie has to say:

I try to give a second life to stuff that would usually go to the recycle bin.  In this case, I used the 12x12 packaging from Fancy Pants (the one you buy felt or stamps in) and put my stamps in it.  I punched 3 holes and placed them in a 12 x 12 3-ring binder.  I love this storage because I don't loose any stamps. 

Check here her blog post. 

A tour of Jennifer Ellefson's Creative Space

Jennifer Ellefson has posted a tour around her beautiful craft space


I love the all the white - isn't it peaceful, just perfect to be creative in.


Jenn's main desk area - and in her own words "I like having things within reach, so there are lots of neat little storage options. It all appears to go together, but in reality, it doesn't! ;) I just keep my eyes peeled for good storage pieces, preferably those that go vertical with a small footprint so as not to take up too much space on the surface. If it isn't the right color, I usually just paint it!"

And a second work surface holds her sewing machine, die cut machine and copics


And a closer pic of her copic storage



To see more photos of Jenn's craft space click here, or here for the main page of her blog.

Michelle's craft room

Take a look at Michelle's craft room


I love the clean and simple look and all that hidden storage.



For more pictures and ideas please stop by her blog The Card Grotto and scroll down the right hand side to find the link to her craft room pictures.