This r etro style spinner is a a Ranger product. Tim Holtz used it to hold the new ink blending tools, each applicator was destined for a s...

I love the little white shelf thingy with the inkpads and the plastic hanging display with her stamps. For more photosof her studio, click...

This post is for those who think that is necessary to have a massive studio to create wonders of paper crafting. Donna Wild is a super tale...

Just in case you haven't seen it!

How you ever wanted a self healing mat that fit exactly the size of your table? Well you can and even you can choose with or without printed...

Kim (above) is one of the best stampers I know and has a true amazing studio full to the celieng with stamps, ink pads and card, every sta...

If I rewind back to early year 2000, I would just had bought Martha Stewart Weddings. That was how I found out that Martha Stewart existed. ...

Lorna explains how she came up with the idea and how to make it. I thought of the idea when the original packaging that the squeeze came in ...

For anyone interested in learning how to make one of the above click here , and you will find a very good tutorial.

Today I found the first video of a scraproom. Enjoy! To see more of Dayami's videos, including tutorials, click here . For a link to he...

Just recently I have found this blog called Papergoddess , which probably many of you already visit or know. Anyway, the studio section is ...

Here is a close up of the holder I use for the majority of my inkpads - the ones I use most often. It is put out my ZAG and I found it at th...

Any crafter will collect a big number of ink pads over the years. No exception here. My favorite ink pads are the ones that come in small s...

Amanda has one of this great real life studios with great practical ideas. I specially like two things that are photograph below. The peg wa...

Nichol Magouirk has a wonderful studio with amazing furniture from Pottery Barn. (Sigh! how unlucky of us, Europeans that we do not have tha...