My Space

Hello my creative friends! I'm very happy that I can share with you a new facelift of my creative space. Originally it was my husband's workroom but now he works outside and I can use this small room for my hobby. The change of look was necessary because of many masculine's elements.

If you love scrapbooking, you always have a problem with space. You need many necessary things for this fantastic paper hobby and space becomes smaller and smaller. Maybe you know it. I used KALLAX shelving units, BLADIS baskets, EKBACKEN worktop, HEKTAR ceiling track and FORSA work lamp, a lot of VARIERA boxies and various sizes of paper BOXIES for the new facelift of my craft space, all from IKEA. 

Thank my husband for his assistance. 

Kallax shelving unit, size 147x147 cm

Kallax shelving unit, size 147 x 77 cm

My Paper Storage Organization

My long desk, size 186 x 63.5 x 3 cm

Corner with Distress Inks

I'm adding a few storage organization below. My small steel die-cuts (letters, die-cuts coordinate with stamps, ...) are put on the magnetic panels into the plastic boxes from Crafter's Companion. Bigger steel die-cuts are placed on the white plastic panels with magnetic foil. Each white plastic panel is put into the plastic pocket. All the plastic pockets are stored in the plastic organizer. 

Binder from Crafter's Companion

EZ Magnetic Panels from Crafter's Companion

The plastic organizer for the pockets with my Framelit die-cuts

The white plastic panel with magnetic foil

The cling stamps are put on the white plastic panels into the plastic binder from Crafter's Companion. My clear stamps on the original sheets are put into the pockets which are bound in the small binders.

Binder from Crafter's Companion

EZ Plastic Panels from Crafter's Companion

Small binders for my clear stamps

Small binder for my clear stamps

Pocket for my clear stamps

I used to use various types of boxes for my embellishment as brads, eyelets, buttons, chipboards, wood veneers, clips, stickers, ...I use paper, plastic or tin boxes. One of them you can see on the photo below.

Plastic organizer for small trifles

Thanks for your visit.

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