Before and After

From this:

To this:

I know is not stricly speaking crafty storage but I think it is rather inspiring. I always forget the fact that I CAN paint something to look nicer!

Check Sonja's blog here.

Diana's stamping studio

I am in love with Diana's studio. From lovely inspiring areas like this one above and bellow:

To one of the most fabulous ideas for hidden storage that I have ever come across bellow:

To see more you can visit Diana's blog post. It is not a recomendation, visiting her blog should be on any craftystorafan homework.

Apologies

Hello all
Just wanted to apologize for the lack of postings lately. I have been feeling a bit poorly and working hard on my day job so it meant that on the evenings I had little energy or time to update the blog.
I hope you will understand. I am trying now to do as many posts as I can in the next few weeks. Fingers crossed I can keep up!

Thanks

Paula

Janet's ideas

I will let Janet explain her storage idea:

The first picture is storage I made to fit in a corner.  The trays are salad take out trays from Quizno's.  The structure is made of foam board covered with wrapping paper.  The top is a piece of fabric over polyfil.

I think is brilliant!
Click here for more. 

Karen's ribbon solution

From this:

To this:

Find out more here.

A photographer's studio

Although Heather España is a photographer I think her office is rather inspiring! I saw it over at Postcards and Pretties blog.
Besides, she has a cool surname. To check more photos click here, to see Heather's work click here.

Yarn Storage

Great ideas from google images:



Wine racks



Paint cans



Shoe racks






And glass jars

Sian's Craft Shed

Sian Evans has recently moved out of her house and into the garden .... just craftwise! She's built herself a dedicated craft area .... a craft-shed.


Sian really is an inspiration to us all, if we don't have room in the house ... look outside!

Take a look at her blog here and see all the pictures as Sian built the shed herself.

Copic Storage

Clair, at Valentines has solved my Copic storage problems ...

She's able to supply these amazing storage boxes in ANY COLOUR ... be still my beating heart


They're available in both 10 and 5 cubbyhole.


Check out Clair's blog for more detail here

Heather's perfect die storage

Heather's perfect die storage

"The system I had was okay, but it wasn't the perfect solution - especially as my die collection grew. In not that long, my die collection was a mess. I couldn't find what I needed easily, finding a place to store my dies was a problem. So I kept on looking for and workng on a solution. I have finally found something that works for me! Let me share what I did as well as the process I used to sort and organise all the dies ..."




Check out these great tips on Heather's blog!

Mary Ann's scrap studio

This one of the pretty studios that leaves me green with envy. So gorgeous!

Click here for more photos on Mary Ann's blog.

Before and After - Marty's room

From this:

To this:

Check her blog for all the info.

Kat's storage unit

Check her blog post too here.

Debra's scrap haven

Debra says:

My wonderful, fantastic, best-ever Daddy finished building the addition to my home and this lovely playroom/scraproom is the most beautiful room I've ever seen :)

Click here to see more on Debra's blog.

Angela's carry idea

I love this idea by Angela:

I wanted to share how I transport all my stuff to take with me to a crop!
 

I use the Sterilite wide 3 drawer units to hold various supplies (they hold 12”x12” paper) and label all the drawers (I keep the stuff stored in them at home as well).

Then 3 of these 3-drawer units fit into the Broadstone Camping Gear Bag I bought – with a little room at the top for a few misc supplies (like my small printer!).  The Camping bag is wheeled at one end and has sturdy handles at both ends.  It makes transporting my stuff as well as setting up a breeze!

The plastic drawer units I got at Walmart and the camping bag I got at Canadian Tire (Only $39.99).

It has worked well for me as I don’t have to unpack when I get to the crop – I just pull out the drawers and stack them on top of one another on the floor next to my table.