Hi Crafters!
I don't know about you all but space in my crafty space is at a premium. Finding better ways to store my crafty treasures is a never ending task for me. JustRite asked about any crafty storage solutions that we would like to share. I hope you like the ones I am sharing today.
One important lesson I have learned about my craft products is that packaging takes up so much of my valuable crafty space. Recently, my work was cleaning and reorganizing the electronics lab. Two storage bins were on the toss list and I said I would take them. Very good decision! Both bins ended up being used to store my flowers...
...and my washi tape!
You would not believe the packaging that was recycled. It cleared up a whole drawer in my storage tower for just the washi tape alone. Isn't that crazy? And I like both storage ideas better because the flowers and washi are sorted by color and makes it easy to find what I need. Simple idea...why did I not think about this a year ago? Oh..I know why...it is because I would rather be crafting than cleaning or organizing. LOL
Oh- and if you want to know my favorite storage area in my crafty space it is right behind my door. My husband put the 1x1 inch shelves on the wall for my wood mount stamps and I took an over the door shoe rack and converted it to a ribbon holder. It is such a good use of otherwise useless space!
Thanks for stopping by to see the storage items. Hope you all are having a good one.
Big Hugs,
Kathy Jo
Showing posts with label wood stamp storage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wood stamp storage. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Wood stamp storage idea
Hello fellow Crafteteers!
My wonderful husband helped with my "wooden stamp storage problem". I tried several different storage ideas: placed them in photo boxes but I could not see them easily, moved them to iris boxes but they were not easily accessible, then I purchased some crafting wall shelves but I had too many and it looked messy. My craft room is small so I did not have a lot of options. After several Internet searches a photo was found of someone who built shelves behind a door. Great idea! My husband did a similar idea and this was the result:
He screwed 1" x 1" wood along the wall behind the door. The wood was painted white and soon they will have scrolls painted on them. The shelves are just awesome and I can see most of my stamps quite easily. Thanks, Hubby! :)
Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!
My wonderful husband helped with my "wooden stamp storage problem". I tried several different storage ideas: placed them in photo boxes but I could not see them easily, moved them to iris boxes but they were not easily accessible, then I purchased some crafting wall shelves but I had too many and it looked messy. My craft room is small so I did not have a lot of options. After several Internet searches a photo was found of someone who built shelves behind a door. Great idea! My husband did a similar idea and this was the result:
He screwed 1" x 1" wood along the wall behind the door. The wood was painted white and soon they will have scrolls painted on them. The shelves are just awesome and I can see most of my stamps quite easily. Thanks, Hubby! :)
Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!
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