From games room to a craft room: Banu's craft room

A lovely room, you will agree, and it is much better to have a craft room than a games room!

Click here for the full post over at Banu's blog.

Jennifer's craft room

Check her full blog post here.

Ikea's jars

Perfect for little embellishments, aren't they? Besides they are really cheap and pretty.
It is always good to be reminded on how useful these little jars can be at a very low price. This one comes from Linda. Click here for her full post over at her blog.

Nicki's cardstock storage

Tidy cardstock makes happy cardstock!

Click here for the full post over at Nicki's blog.

Natalia's manufacturing room

 Natalia manufactures handmade toys and this is her home office where she makes them.

Click here for a lot more photos. The explanation is in russian, so if your russian is as rusty as mine i suggest Google translate.
PS: If you like hairless cats, there is a treat for your eyes on her blog post.

bonnie's Vintage studio

Isn't this the most gorgeous Vintage crafty storage ever?

And this one above? Love it!

I love red, so the above and bellow photos just make me happy!

Click here for her bull blog post on her blog.

When crafty storage takes over the whole house

Today is Nancy's crafty storage turn.

I don't have just one room...it has taken over my whole house. I'm single again, so I don't have to worry about it!  

I give a little tour of all the "stuff". I'm not certain any of it fits your definition of "good storage" because I didn't clean up for the pictures!  It is "REAL LIFE". 

To me good storage is what works for the crafter. So your is as goods as it gets!

Click here for the whole set of photos and more in depth explanation.

From Spice racks to crafty storage

Another sample of what you can do when you repurpose storage items. This one comes from Rosie who says:

This is one of my favorite scraproom items - my little spice drawers. I found them at Liquidation World and they are perfect for storing my smallest items.

Before and After: Laura's craft room

This is not really a before and after as such, but a before and after crafting. I believe many crafter can relate to this. I certainly can!

This is tidy.

This is after crafting.

Anyway, Laura has posted many photos in her blog so check them out here.

From spare room to craft room

I suppose this is what happens to most spare room when a crafter is in the house.

Click here to read the story and see more photos.

Karen's clean and simple studio

I love the clean lines and feel of this studio. Very calm and ready to be used, although I know if it was mine it would a mess all the time!

And here you have a little video she posted.


Ps, for more photos visit her blog here.

Crystal's ideas

Crystal's studio is her sanctuary, something many crafters can relate to. Similarly Crystal thinks that:

 You don't have to spend a fortune to have a great crafting space.....

This is an old tire store sign that my hubs had stored behind his barn.  I brought it in and cleaned it up and loved the rustic look so I got a brilliant idea to adhere magnets to the back of some tins.  So now I can see all my embellishments.  

Check more of Crystal's thrifty ideas here on her blog.

Small spaces?

I am in no way linked to Ikea, except for the fact that I buy 90% of my furniture there because pretty much is the only thing I can afford.

But you got to admit this ad is cool and inspiring.
Off to do some rethinking of my craft room...

Elizabeth's closet

A couple of days ago I posted a dinner cabinet refurbishment. Today,  we share this closet recycled into a perfect scrapbooking storage area.

Elizabeth recently removed the closet doors and changed a linen closet into a scrapbook storage area. We have had other entries with closets, but it is nice to be reminded of this simple idea, which I think is easy to do as long as you have large closets without any clothes in them.

Where products are shipped...

As we requested ideas for shipping stations, we received this entry from 1337 Art. I think is pretty nice.
Click here for a more detailed explanation.