Showing posts with label stamp pad storage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamp pad storage. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 27, 2020

My latest update to my Crafting Space

Well, I must admit although I did like my old space I was having trouble getting it all in the same area and organized in a way that would be beneficial to my crafting and my OCD! SO I decided to buy a few more recollection pieces that were on sale from Michaels and draw out a plan and built my own craft wall.

This is taking down the old and emptying the units.




This is the new plan


And here is the new wall with shelving and a bigger desk surface, way more storage.


Moved these to the other wall and reorganized them


And yes, it is my bedroom but now it's my own little sanctuary.


Don't have a great day, Make it a Great DAY! SuziQinTX

Thursday, October 25, 2018

My updated craft area

Had to do some moving and reorganizing to get all my crafting goodies into one area.

I used a lot of storage ideas from pinterest to get everything in, even had to do some purging lol. I think it turned out great and I have done more crafting since I got it all in one area than I have done in a long time so it was worth it.




I actually made this for my craft desk after I  took the main photos from foam board. I love it!



The plastic cubes on top here came from Diaso, not bad for 1.50 each and they are the perfect height and with for all my sticker type embellishments.



These are carts for all the need to have close items that I couldn't put on my actual desk so I can just pull them over to me when I need to.



 These drawers on the bottom actually have chipboard dividers inside to organize my multitude of pens and markers by type.







Don't have a great day, Make it a Great DAY! SuziQinTX

Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Foam board stamp pad storage

I needed a new storage solution for all my stamping stuff so did some looking around and found a few great ideas made with foam board. A 20 1/8 x 29 15/16 sheet is a buck at DollarTree and I used hot glue to assemble it (went with gorilla glue hot glue sticks, they have a longer cooling time). The ones I was finding didn't have enough slots for everything I needed nor did they have any or enough drawers for the smaller stuff I needed in the same area.  I had to put my mad math skills to work to measure, design and test and came up with this!



I found this one from Robin

 

And went with her idea.


Here are the boards starting out, took 7 pieces.








And after cutting



And here it is before decorating the drawers and filling it up



I had to tweak a couple of pieces from the original cut size but I have them all drawn out on graph paper with the exact measurements.

I think I'll come back later to share them.


Don't have a great day, Make it a Great DAY! SuziQinTX