Hi everyone! Jana Eubank here today to share some of the storage ideas that I use in my craft room. I have drawers behind my desk house that hold my punches, embellishments, twine, journal blocks, etc. These are the items that I reach for most often while adding the finishing touches to the projects I create, so I like keeping them closest to my work space.
I use Iris Snap-Close cases quite a bit for my paper collections and kits, but I also like to use them for other things. I really like that they take advantage of the vertical space on my shelves. Recently, I have discovered that they also work well for ink pads. When the case is open I can flip through them to find the color I need...
And then when the case is closed and on my shelf, the ink pads are stored face down where gravity can do its work and keep the ink settled to the top of the ink pad making them nice and juicy for when I am ready to stamp an image.
I love the Iris 4x6 photo holders, too. They are perfect for separating embroidery thread into different color families.
And for keeping markers and pens on their sides ... which is the best way to store them for optimal ink flow.
I hope you enjoyed this peek into my scrapbook room and how I store some of my craft and scrapbook supplies.
Jana Eubank
What great storage ideas! Around 2000, back when I was a CTMH demonstrator, one of us local girls heard about a particular brand of plastic tool case that perfectly fit our ink pads upright... I just sold mine in my yard sale last year, so I used it for nearly 14 years! Thanks to everyone for the ongoing tips!
ReplyDeletethank you for your storing tips. Storing my supplies seems to be the hardest thing. I especially appreciate how you stored your punches and stamp pads.
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