Great Studio Inspiration at Etsy Storque Blog

Check it out here.

Martha Stewart Open Studio

I love Martha Stewart, like many other women find her an inspiration what she has achieved and does. So I often check the Craft blog in her website. (By the way, I know that the craft projects and stuff are other peoples designs.)
Anyway, check this link out for the Open Studio with photos of many studios and storage ideas.

100 Reasons to Get Rid of It

Fantastic article at Martha Stewart site for all of us hoarders of all sorts of bits and bobs.

Link

Jennifer Mcguire (one of my favorite stamping designers) has a post here with storage questions and answers in her blog from her readers. Worth a look!

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.

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.

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.

Links

I have just discovered this site, organizedscrapbooks.com, which is has a very similar concept as craftystorage. It is fantastic, so I truly recommend to spend some time looking around organizedscrapbooks. Check the planner section here. The only thing is that is not updated very often.
Scrapjazz has an E-Book on organizing the scrap space. It is quite well written and informative for those who are planning a new craft room.
Also, i loved this feature at country living, which has nine photos and some tips, and then this other article is quite interesting as gives ideas on where you can make your mini/super craft room.

Scrapscene Ribbon Links

Today's entry at Scrapscene is all about ribbon storage, worth a look!
Click here.

Ink pads storage

For those who want something ready made, this is a good solution:


They are manufactured by DEK Development Inc. For more information click here.

Ribbon Link

It seems that ribbon sorting is something of a popular pastime. Anna Davenport shows her way of storing it on the Cradmaking and Papercraft blog here.

Links

A little bit late, but over at Two peas they are doing a get organized month. In their Garden Girls blog they have done interesting entries by Joanna - using a file storing cabinet- and Laura K -cork board and shelving unit-.

Links

Patter Cross has a very good article on how to use a bin organizer to store papers, dies and more, Also Patter shows how to make it really pretty. You can find full instructions and photos here. (Scrap Jazz) and here (her personal blog).

Jen's Studio

Beautiful ideas for storage in Jen's blog,

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!