Lorna's Crafty Storage Ideas

Lorna has some fantastic storage ideas on her blog:

My favourite is a multi layered alphabet storage box made from an sturdy shoe box:













For this and more storage ideas visit Lorna's blog here.

Note. If you scroll down on the right hand side to her labels and hit the storage label, you'll be able to view all her storage posts in one go.

Re-purpose a TV Cabinet

Hiya! I'm Bec and I've just joined the crafty storage blogging team. I thought it was only fitting that as my first contribution here, I should post a bit of a sneak peek at how I store and organise things.

I'm currently living in chaos - my fiance and I have just bought our first home and we're renovating the kitchen. So unfortunately, my craft room (aka the spare bedroom) is not as organised as it will be.

In my old house, I had a simple set up with lots of 'letter drawers', and old TV cabinet.

I found the TV cabinet worked quite well for small-space storage, and using it in my craft room saved it from going to the tip when we bought a larger tv.

Some of the benefits of using TV cabinet for craft storage

• The TV opening has room for vertical paper storage in wire filing racks, for completed scrapbook albums or bigger projects.
• The media shelves happened to fit my letter racks perfectly, but are adjustable to whatever height is required.
• The shelf for a vcr or dvd player was great for storing my trimmer and sketch pads.
• And the closed doors at the bottom hide a multitude of sins!

There are more pictures and a bit of an explanation on my blog, linked below.

Click here for more.

Paula Wessells ideas and studio

Paula Wessels studio is packed with storage ideas. Have a proper look here and here. Or click here for the flickr photos, or here just to check out the main page of Paula's blog.


I would like to show the idea of storing alphabet stuff (stamps and chipboard) by letter in each drawer .

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).