Suzanne Henric's stamp studio

Suzanne Henrich has some mpre photos of her stamping studio. I particularly like the use of the CD units to store the Stampin Up sets (Bellow). You can check her work here and more photos of the studio here.

Jennifer Johner Studio

LOVE this studio, looks out of a catalogue! It is if you would like to see more photos click here. For Jennifer Johner blog click here.

Jennifer Pebbles

Only just recently I have discovered this very great crafter called Jennifer Pebbles, which you probably already know. has some photos of a mix of practical vintage studio. To see more photos click here.

Clever brad storage idea by Cindy Lyles

To read more about it, click here. For info on Cindy and photos of her great cards, visit her blog, http://starlitstudio.blogspot.com/.
this idea could easily be transformed for buttons, eyelets...

Clear stamp storage

Sarah Bevard has this idea in her blog on how to store clear stamps. To look what the tin looks like on the front and back click here

Tim Holtz Studio

Worth a look. Tim Holtz in his blog shows photos of his studio, which is very Tim Holtz, but I like most of all how practical and male it is.

Recycling everyday items

While I was visiting Topaz Crafts in Lancashire, I saw this in Janet's desk on how to have your more used tools recycling an old cutlery sorter.



By the way, I am planing on being more active! Last few weeks have been very busy for me.

Studio

Love this studio! Very pretty in pink. It is Margie Rommey-Aslett, a Making Memories Creative Designer, which you can find more info and fotos here.

Ally Ayres Studio

(I know there is some problems with this images, I 'll try and fix them in the next couple of days.)

Illy Coffee Tins	Asda Spice Rack £2	Ikea Expidite Casualty £5 paper rack craft shop second-hand
3 draw trays £1 poundland storage jars ikea	Slimfast tins, diet didn't work but the tin came in handy	Ribbon holder Ikea curtain rail 99p including brackets bargain!
Argos cake stand £7	Last Winter

Link

Keisha Campbell is one of the most inspiring scrapbookers right now, at least for me, and she has posted photos o her studio on her blog, A Bit East. I must say, it is totally beautiful, and so not me! I wish it was my style, but I like things in the studio mostly to be practical, looks are second.

Kathleen Stevens Studio

The base cupboards are kitchen base units, and worktop.

On the left as going into the room, there are 2 billy bookshelves – each with 3 cubes in them – from ikea. Bygel hanging rail underneath them with Bygel baskets for storing paints.

Hensvik wall unit with 6 cubes, underneath are stripa shelves – from ikea again. I have blossoms and flowers stored in storage canisters in the sale from Asda for 50p.

On the other wall is another Hensvik wall unit, 2 more stripa shelves, and the hanging rail and baskets are part of a set from Lidl.

Then Billy bookcase and then Expedit shelves – a 4x4 cube with a 4x2 cube on top of it. All from Ikea again!

Had to cut about 1cm from my cropper hopper paper holders so they fit into the shelves – also got horizontal magazine file holders from Sainsburys in the sale – can fit 3 into a cube with room to spare – ideal for 12x12 papers. 4L RUB fit 4 to a cube as well, unfortunately note big enough to squeeze the 7L RUB or Artbin boxes in though….

Links

Ali Edwards has posted in her blog an entry about her room, her studio. Lovely, full of ideas, but I have to say not for OCD people like me (I have the tendency, never been diagnosed!). Worth looking into, the room I mean.

More photos coming up later. been a little bit distracted lately!

Unmounted stamps idea by Stamping Caz

UK Stamping supremo, Caz has come up with this storage idea for unmounted stamps.
In her own words:
"Here is a storage solution for my magnolia stamps. CD case, I cut plastic dividers into 11cm x 11cm squares and stick my either Ez mounted stamps or stamps with tack it over and over glue onto it."

You can check her work in here.

Chipboard letters alphabet idea by Rebecca Warburton*

Over at Ukscrappers there was an interesting thread about storing chipboard alphabets and this photos caught my attention.


The letters are in this ArtBin Super Satchel Slim 6 Compartments cases which allows you to carry them anywhere. They come with 8 fixed compartments and 20 removable dividers. You can buy them here or here(UK).

* Rebecca is the owner of Rebeccas Scrapbooking Stash (UK).

Ribbon Storage by Sam

In her own words:
I saw something like this for sale and asked DH if he could help ME make something like it!!!!!. So off we went to get the bits and this is what it we both ended up with. Not bad for no more than $2, the wood cost 29 cents a piece and the dowels were 15 cents each.

I am thrilled to bits with it, now I can see all my ribbons to hand instead of having them away in boxes or drawers.

The only problem is I NEED MORE RIBBONS!

You can read more about her in her blog here.