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Learn how to organize your craft supplies like a pro with Elisabeth Hogarth. Elisabeth will have you rethinking any odds and ends you have laying around the house, and how they can be used for great storage solutions. Grab a notepad and get ready to jot down some tips and tricks while you take the Craft Studio Tour.
“I am a clean and tidy crafter and love organising my Graphic 45 supplies almost as much as I enjoy creating with them.
Over the years, I have moved my supplies into clear containers because it makes it easier to remember what I have, and where I have stored it. I use general household storage boxes for stamps and dies. Plastic egg boxes for ink daubers and make-up drawers for embossing powders and glitter glues.
The versatile Graphic 45 Hybrid ink pads are stored in an Ikea drawer that sits snugly inside a kallax shelf unit. I enjoy making swatches of the new products when they arrive because it serves as an instant reminder of the colours and variety I have.
I use simple tower storage boxes to store the smaller embellishments and tags.
On the whole, I store papers and cards vertically.
I have also discovered that simple document sliding binders work well with loose 12×12 papers because they hold them in place and the spine can be labelled.
I then store the smaller paper offcuts with the Graphic 45 Journalling cards and Ephemera in separate clear pockets.
I have a 12×12 box frame on the wall which frames an upcoming project that I want to work on. It inspires me and it makes me think about how I want to work with the designs. I also enjoy displaying my finished projects around me, until it is time to send them to friends and family.
You can see more of my “Happy Place” in my video on the Graphic 45 YouTube channel.
Happy organising and happy crafting!”
Love Elisabeth
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One Response
I really enjoyed seeing how she stores things. I like to use unusual containers, too. I buy things at garage sales, etc. Thank you for telling us all about your storage. I always think it would be fun to visit other crafters while on trips. I’d love to see a lot of different craft rooms.