Studio links

Over at Two Peas in a bucket blog, Cindy posted here loads of photos of her studio. It is worth a visit for all sorts of ideas, as well as Robyn Werlich here.
Also, check out this entry at Scrapscene with loads of links here.

Elsie's ribbon storage idea

Check it out here.

Maja Kaučič stamp storage process

This is the way how Maja stores her unmounted rubber stamps.


You can read and see Maja's work here.

Debbie Fletcher 's studio

Click here for more info and pictures on Debbie's ideas.

Susan K.Weckesser' Studio

In Susan's words:

This studios came about because of my love of crafting and art and my concern of how the world is changing around us. I teach classes to all ages bot in my studios and online. I also travel a bit in order to kit. I like to emphasize the power that the scrapbooker really has. We see some many things through are camera that many other people don't see. As it says in my website we have the opportunity to do good with are work. This is what my studio and I are challenging all scrapbookers! We can do it!

You can read more about Susan here.

Crafts By Chris

Attention Bead lovers: Chris from Crafts by Chris has posted images from her studio. Click here to go directly to the studio entry and here for the main page of her blog, really worth a look, her creations are beautiful.

Full Circle

Funny how things go around. Through Google I found Valerie's blog and found this post.

I am very happy that someone has bought the ribbon holder from Jeff and more importantly is really happy with it. To go to Jeff's blog click here.

So please, Jeff and other inventors or storage manufacturers, email me with your websites. After all, we crafters not only enjoy IKEAs crafty storage but also the fabulous made for purpose storage.

Lori Mancini's studio

Lori Mancini studio is really inspiring, loads of little good ideas.
Click here for photos and explanation of things. Here to go directly to the main page of Tara's blog.

Michelle Wooderson' studio

Michelle Wooderson has uploaded images and explanation of her studio. As I can\t find a way to contact her to ask for permission to post pictures here, I can't show them to you here. But, if you click here you will find her post.
I specially like the pegboard used to store ribbon and the magnetic tins store upside down to maximize storage room.

Kirsty Wiseman's studio

Click here to see more photos and her explanation -she is a funny lady, so it's always a good read. For the main page of her blog, click here.
I love the use of an old type drawer.

Becca's foam blening idea

From this:
To this:


So if you would like to know how Becca has done it step by step click here. And for the main page of her blog, click here.

Patti Beham's ink blending foam storage idea

Long time ago, Patti Beham sent me the link to her blog entry on how to make this lovely little set of foam storage drawers, and of course, somehow I have only now manage to post it.

What I like about the project is the crafty aspect of it. It is 50% papercraft project, 50% storage project. If you would like to see how it is done, click here -there is even a video.

Dawn McVey's studio

Love this studio, a true stampers one, with everything very nicely organized. It belongs to Dawn McVey, you can go to her blog so check her great projects here. and if you fancy more pictures of her studio, click here.

Violet Skiles's studio

When it comes to beautiful studios, well this is pretty much up there with the best. I particularly the island in the middle that is high for scrapping but with Violet has a two stools as well.


Also I loved the Closet. I think it is perfect to take note of how to take advantage of small and weirdly shaped areas.


And of course this wood unit ... makes me want one!

For more photos and proper explanation by Violet, click here.

Dina's Nestabilities storage idea and studio

Dina uses a rail to store punches and the Nestabilities. For the latter ones, Dina got some S hooks from Ikea (the rails are from there too) and then made little tags so she could know what they are.


Also I would like to ad this photo of her studio:


You can see more photos and explanation here.