Craft Storage Video | Tammy Tutterow's happy place - video tour

The very inspiring Tammy Tutterow has shared her space on her blog.

I particurlarly like the way Tammy stores all her Sizzix products.

Including the embossing folders, Bigz dies...

As well as other inky stuff.

I strongly advise to visit her blog where you will find a video tour of the studio and a lot more photos and explanations.

Tammy Tutterow's studio

The amazingly talented Tammy Tutterow has a very well designed studio for proper work.

Look at all those dies! Tammy is part of the design team at Sizzix.com.

 And I absolutely love this spinner.

Click here for far more photos and explanation.

Andrea's Studio

 Andrea submitted her studio a few weeks ago and immediately wanted to featured it but I wanted to do it properly so it has taken me a few weeks to find the time to do so.

The room is 11 x 10.

One thing I loved is that Andrea has a lot of tools that are usually hard to store but she has them out and ready to use without being an eye sore.

Like all the die cutting materials.

I love this trolley to store paper by colour.

You can see far more photos on Andrea's Flickr. Click here to go to there.

Amazing Stampin Up studio by Connie Babbert

Connie is Stampin Up Demonstrator from Dublin, OH and has this classroom/stampin Up studio.

I love places like this. You get the feeling that not only looks nice but that is very much used.

Look at those beautiful cabinets!

I love this die cutting corner.

For many more photos and explanation, click here.

Cass Craft Cabin

Looking for the Big Shot storage ideas, I came across this Craft Cabin.

A nice contained unit to store the fab machine that is the Big Shot Pro.

And ribbons and punches galore!

Lovely!

Cass is on Pinterest, you can follow her here.

Big Shot ideas

I asked a few days ago on Facebook - you can like Crafty Storage here - what was the most challenging craft items to store and one item that came poping in was the Big Shot.

Well, here you have some ideas.

Melissa's Stamp Studio

Gail Big Shot Storage idea

Annette's solution

Patty's solution

Carol's stamping area and Big shot working space.

Mores Sizzix storage ideas

Well, my idea of posting every week seems to not have worked that well!

Anyway, today I am sharing how I store my die cutting materials in my studio.
Check them out here.

Sue's dies storage

I will let Susan explain her idea:

I wanted a system which I could add onto as my collection grows. I am on a very tight budget and hate spending money on storage when I could use the money on new crafty bits. I found the perfect answer in foam board. Not only can I taylor make it to my own requirements it is cheap as well.Once I worked out what size I needed I cut out all the foam board with a craft knife, then armed with tacky glue and a packet of pins glued all the pieces together. As I stuck to a modular system can have any size shelve I want. I had enough pieces left to create a solution to how to store my ribbons.  

Hope you like this ideaSue Moore aka tasker rose.

Cassandra's Craftroom Tour

Cassandra has a fabulous workspace, she has revamped it again and invited us all in for a tour, its well worth the trip!



There's lots of storage ideas, all very organised. I love this Copic & Glitter storage.



Cassandra loves her embossing centre/Zutter space: she says: "I love having a designated space to work on embossing projects. Since I wanted to be able to emboss without having to kneel over, I decided to stack my Jetmax Cubes 3 high so they were closer to a counter height which would allow me to stand while embossing. The cubes also allowed ample space to store all of my dies, embossing folders, and Zutter related products. Having a designated space for embossing allows me to keep out what I'm working on at my desk and not have to push everything out of the way to emboss."



The room dimensions are just under 10' x just over 13'.

Don't foget you can visit Cassandra's blog for more photos, there's a direct link here