Crafting Organization Week over at Craftaholics Anonymous

Lovely room, so beautiful. 

You can find the full post here!

Craft Room Roundup

I was recently directed to One Pretty Thing, (Thanks Sarah!) and their great Craft Room Roundup. Click here for it. It's full of great ideas that we may feature here in more detail!

Enfys studio

Looking for ideas for small and practical studios? This one fits the bill.
Enfys studio is in a cupboard, but does work!


And check how the glitterglues are stored.

Marcy Penner's studio

Just click here to see all the images and here to go to the main page of her blog. It is worth the look, loads of simple and stylish ideas!

Links

Check this link to Making Memories blog where you will find clever storage ideas.
Specially like the magnetic knife rack used to store scissors and other metal tools. Other ideas include Glitter, embellishments and ribbon.

Melanie Marshalls update

Melanie Marshall's studio has been updated here and very kindly Melanie sent me notification so you can all have a browse on the new changes. Worth a visit as it has loads of photos and explanation on how she stores everything in a budget and space concious.

Michelle Wooderson' studio

Michelle Wooderson has uploaded images and explanation of her studio. As I can\t find a way to contact her to ask for permission to post pictures here, I can't show them to you here. But, if you click here you will find her post.
I specially like the pegboard used to store ribbon and the magnetic tins store upside down to maximize storage room.

Ribbon Link

It seems that ribbon sorting is something of a popular pastime. Anna Davenport shows her way of storing it on the Cradmaking and Papercraft blog here.

Links

Patter Cross has a very good article on how to use a bin organizer to store papers, dies and more, Also Patter shows how to make it really pretty. You can find full instructions and photos here. (Scrap Jazz) and here (her personal blog).

Jen's Studio

Beautiful ideas for storage in Jen's blog,

Tim Holtz Studio

Worth a look. Tim Holtz in his blog shows photos of his studio, which is very Tim Holtz, but I like most of all how practical and male it is.