Where I create.


I did another make over of my craft space, it’s nice and tidy again, ready to be messed up again…and…I found some misplaced supplies 😉

On the right is my favorite supplies on a lazy Susan and on my left are other supplies in a three tiered wire-rack on a Lazy Suzan.

You can see here how it looked before, the wooden Ikea boxes and drawers were pretty, but not very practical, as they were difficult to open while working.

In the winter I work upstairs in our home office, so that I have more natural light, it is warmer than My Craft-room, which is in the basement and I am closer to my family. I repurposed an Ikea bookcase that we had for my work-space. We have had the bookcase a few years now, so I don’t think Ikea sells them anymore.

I do Art Journaling, Bead-work, Bookmarks, Cards, Scrapbooking, Tags, Mixed Media, Steam-punk, etc.


I store Stickles, Ranger Distress inks, glitter-glue, etc. in Vanity Organizers for lipstick and nail polish. I store them upside down, they fit better and it helps keep the nozzles clear.

Mini diluted misters.


On the Lazy Susan is a pencil sharpener, water bottle, paint brushes, scissors, pens, coloring pencils, pencils, rulers, disposable cups, etc. The wire baskets are from Ikea and Dollar-stores.

This was a Thrift-store find.
A 3 tiered wire rack in a tray on a Lazy Susan,
which holds small supplies tools, etc.

The wire baskets are from Ikea and Dollar-stores.
The top-tier holds Emory boards (which I use for sanding painted surfaces
and distressing), small scissors, etc.
Center is sticky notes, (used for masking) erasers and photo-corners.
Bottom tier holds Adhesive, eye-shadow applicators, etc.
In the tray at the bottom are my punches.

On my left is a Råskog cart on the right is a small table with glass sheets to protect my work in progress.


Click here to read more about my Råskog cart

My Scrapbooks.
Some are labeled with Bulldog clips, as I keep changing them as they get fuller.
I made the Bag Charms.

Our photo albums, some are labeled with Bulldog clips.

Acrylic Stamps
Acrylic Blocks.
Acrylic Paint
Adhesive (Acid Free)
Adhesive tape
Albums – 12” x 12” (archival)
Alphabet stamps – small.
Alphabet stencil.
Baby Oil. (Optional)
Brads  (Optional)
Bone folder (Optional)
Bottled ink
Brayer.
Bulldog clips-small.
Card-stock scrap pack
Collage paper
Coloring Pencils
Containers
Cosmetic Wedge Sponges
Cotton Buds
Craft Knife
Craft Mat.
Craft Sticks (Applying Glue)
Cutting mat.
Date stamp
Decorative Edge Scissors
Disposable containers
Double Sided Sticky Adhesive Foam Pads
Droppers
Embossing Powder.
Embossing stylus 
Eye-shadow applicators
Embellishments.
Emory board
Ephemera
Erasers.
Eraser brush.
Foam Brushes
Gesso
Glass sheet.
Graphite Pencils.
Guillotine (Optional)
Glue sticks (Acid Free)
Hair Dryer (Optional)
Heat Gun.(Optional)
Hot Glue
Hot Glue Gun
Ink-pads
Ink pad holder.
Journal pens  (Acid Free)
Heat proof/Silicone mat.
Hole punch-small.
Magnetic Board
Magnetic spice holders
Markers
Lace
Metal magnetic baskets
Mists.
Mod Podge®
Mr. Clean® Magic Eraser-Cleaning stamps
Nail clipper-Big
Nail Clipper-small
Nail Polish -Painting brads, etc.
Notebook
Old Toothbrush (splatter painting)
Page Protectors 12” x 12” (archival)
Palette Knife (plastic and metal)
Paper (Acid Free)
Paper piercer tool

Paper Towels or Paper napkins
Paper-trimmer
Paint-brushes
Patterned papers (Acid free)
Pegs. (Holding glued objects together)
Pencil holders.
Pencil sharpener
Pens (Acid Free)
Photo Corners
Photo mounting tape (acid free)
Pipettes  (Optional)
Pop Dots/Squares
Punches
Retractable Eraser (Optional)
Ribbon
Rubber Stamps-Favourite
Ruler -Metal cork back
Scissor-Big
Scissor -Small
Scissor -Medium
Scoring Board. (Optional)
Scrap paper
Sprays
Stamp Cleaner
Stencils
Sticky Notes-Masking
Tags.
Tag Templates.
Texture Paste
Tissue paper
Tissues
Tool-holder Tall
Toothpicks
Tracing Paper.
Transparent Double Sided Adhesive
Tweezers
Vellum  (Optional)
Water-bottle
Water-color paper
Wet wipes. (Alcohol free)

Top 10 Scrapbooking Supplies

Do Over.

My Craft Space.

28 comments

  1. Jy stel my bloot aan ‘n vreemde wereld 🙂 . My kreatiwiteit is soos Hester beperk tot my denke maar ook die georganiseerdheid van hierdie kreatiewe wereld van jou is absoluut merkwaardig Linda

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  2. I wouldn’t think that storing the paint upside down would help keep the nozzles clear. Interesting. I am envious of your craft space. I am usually crafting on my dining room table and that gets tiring (having all the stuff out).

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