Becky's new studio

Anyone familiar with Becky Oehlers' crafting style knows it is clean, fresh, and visually stunning. So when Becky revealed her new studio, it was no surprise to see the bright white furniture, clean open space, and beautiful touches.

The view from the door glows with all the natural light reflecting off the crisp white ceiling. The room measures 12'x12'.

(all photos courtesy of Becky Oehler's at Hemisemidemiquaver Design Blog)

There's a sweet little dormer on each side, complete with table and chair. This one serves as Becky's sewing station. Each dormer adds about 3'x3' to the room.
At the far end, built-in storage houses buttons, ribbon, magazine holders, and boxes for storage. The embellishments are organized in rainbow order - a girl after my own heart!
Topping off the entire room is this sweet and sparkly chandelier, which pops against the lovely blue walls ("Vintage Map" from the Martha Stewart Collection.)
Take a tour of Becky's room and see more photos at Hemidemisemiquaver Design Blog. Be sure to tell her Crafty Storage sent you!

Posted by Jessica

Nichol's Craft Studio

Nichol Magouirk has some fantastic stamp storage on her blog here



There's also a video and picture tour of her gorgeous craft room here

This is Nicol's favorite wall in her studio. "Loads of color + inspiration (and many of my favorite things: buttons, Copics, ribbon, etc."

I think if it were in my room, I'd never leave!

Nicol's Sewing Area

Take a look at this unit, Nicol label's everything. Makes finding what she need's a breeze.



There are lots more storage ideas on her blog here

Cassandra's Craftroom Tour

Cassandra has a fabulous workspace, she has revamped it again and invited us all in for a tour, its well worth the trip!



There's lots of storage ideas, all very organised. I love this Copic & Glitter storage.



Cassandra loves her embossing centre/Zutter space: she says: "I love having a designated space to work on embossing projects. Since I wanted to be able to emboss without having to kneel over, I decided to stack my Jetmax Cubes 3 high so they were closer to a counter height which would allow me to stand while embossing. The cubes also allowed ample space to store all of my dies, embossing folders, and Zutter related products. Having a designated space for embossing allows me to keep out what I'm working on at my desk and not have to push everything out of the way to emboss."



The room dimensions are just under 10' x just over 13'.

Don't foget you can visit Cassandra's blog for more photos, there's a direct link here

France's redone Craft room

France's studio has gone through a redesign. Have a look.

Click here for more photos.

Melinda's

Melinda's - from Scrappy Chicks - craft room is 8 ft x 9 ft. But everything is very organized and very pretty too.

To know more details about her storage systems click here.

Paula's craft room

Paula's craft room is 12ft x 12ft approx. 

Click here for more photos and ideas!

And click here to know more about her Promarker storage.

Saphira's ribbon idea

The paper cards are in european size DIN A6.

For fitting to the IKEA Box you will need a 2 Inch x 2 ¾  Inch Card.

For more ideas visit Saphira's blog here.

Cherry's Scrappy Cottage

I will let Cherry explain her Scrappy Cottage:

It is an 11x11 cottage in the back yard. My husband had it built for me so I could have a place all my own. I just think he was tired of all the girly stuff inside the house.

I love shabby chic, it is such a restful look. This is a place that I can create, dream and pray in.

The antique doll buggies were in my closet for sometime, I just could not get rid of them. So if I was going to keep them they had to be use, so that is how they became my ribbon storage.

 I was talking to my dad about needing a girly pen holder, so he made these, and I think they go perfect in the space. 

Click here for more!

Lisa's Creative Corner

Lisa's very organized craft studio is full of storage ideas.


I especially love this Ink organizer



Check her blog here and the post about her studio here.

Kari's studio

Click here for Kari's post on her blog to find more photos and ideas.

Kelly's studio

Click here for her post about storage in her blog.

Brenda's creative space

I will let Brenda explain. 

About a month ago I decided I needed a sewing area more than a 10 x 10 foot dining room. 

I used a lot of low cost or free storage in this small space. The two tables are actually folding tables. I hot-glued oilcloth to them.I used a shelf from my closet that's typically used for shoes. I took low-cost jars and "spiffed" them up. 

This room has openings on all four sides. Two walls are French doors, one of which I covered up somewhat. One is a full opening to the living room. And one wall has a china cabinet (now full of fabric, of course) and a door to the kitchen. So this space had some barriers to overcome.

 Click here for a great post with loads of photos and explanation.

LeeAnn's new studio space

LeeAnn over at Flowerbug's Inkspot has an amazing new crafty space, thanks to her DIY husband! Check out the area for her classes:

(all photos courtesy of LeeAnn at Flowerbug's Inkspot)

Don't you love that bright, cheery green and the crisp white cabinets? And notice the size? They combined two rooms into one, giving LeeAnn an amazing 30 x 15 feet. Dreamy!

Here's a close-up of her workspace. Look at all that storage!

LeeAnn also has several wonderful storage options for things like stamps:

Sizzix dies

Punches (featuring those handy Ikea Bygel rails!)

And my favourite, paper storage in a SHOE cabinet (Ikea's Stall). How utterly ingenious!

Head over to LeeAnn's blog for more details and many more photos. Make sure you tell her Crafty Storage sent you!

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Ted's Craft Cave

Have a look at Ted's 'Craft Cave' its actually approximately a 12' x 10' section of his family room and you can tour it with him by visiting his blog here

I love so many aspects of it, but will be trying to incorporate the ribbon and buttons into my craft room - Love it!


You'll have seen the fabulous stamp storage that Ted uses, he has a dedicated post here explaining his system. Isn't it great, I wish I could be that organised - I'm getting there ...

Karen's studio

Karen's studio is a lovely proof that you space and fancy furniture is not essential to create a lovely environment for creative purposes.
Her room is 14' x 16', or (4.19m x 4.79m).
Click here for more photos.