Organizing My Craft Room With Stamp-n-Storage
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Become a MemberSome say a messy room is a sign of creativity. But we think it’s much easier to create when your space is clean and your tools and materials are organized. Plus, it saves you time when you can find what you need for your craft project right away. We recently finished creating our ideal craft room and organizing it the way we want—thanks to our friends at Stamp-n-Storage. If you need craft room storage ideas and inspiration, make sure to check out all our photos below!
Our new craft room isn’t huge. So we used Stamp-n-Storage products to maximize our space, keep certain craft tools visible, and make sure all of our materials are tucked away—while still being easy to access. Even though our new room is smaller than our old one, we think having the right craft room storage in this space makes it feel a lot bigger! Scroll down to see which products we used to organize our craft room and transform it into a space we love.
Creating Our Dream Craft Room
Moving to our new space in NE Portland has given us plenty of opportunities to refresh our rooms. It’s also given us the chance to make sure the crafting tools and materials we use daily are exactly where we want them. Getting rid of things we don’t use—and using only the products we love—makes us feel happy and creative. With Stamp-n-Storage, we can now neatly arrange (and showcase!) our ribbons, markers, pastels, punches, and more.
Also, all Stamp-n-Storage products are built in the USA from Baltic Birch Plywood, which is absolutely beautiful and smells great! In addition to using their craft room storage options to keep everything organized, they also give our craft room a cleaner, simpler look.
See the Stamp-n-Storage Products We Used to Organize Our Craft Room
- Drawer Cabinet
- Punch Rack
- Ribbon Shelf
- Rolling Base
- Stacked Marker Holder
- Standard Paper Holder
- Three Tier Paper Holder
While Stamp-n-Storage has a lot of great craft room storage options to choose from, they can also do custom orders! We love all of the storage products listed above, but we’re especially excited about our custom-made Vinyl Roll Storage Cabinet. This cabinet beautifully displays our vinyl. And it keeps all of our different options within reach. This is especially helpful since we use our Cricut a lot to create different vinyl decals. Adding a rolling base to storage units also makes them easier to move around.
Our new organizational cabinets and shelves help keep the craft room from getting cluttered, which makes our DIY process go faster. And considering how much paper we use for our DIY projects, being able to neatly separate everything by color and size makes a huge difference. Organizing our paper in this way also makes it look beautiful!
Can you tell how excited we are about our new craft room? If you saw our reveal last Thursday during our Facebook and Instagram Live, let us know what you thought!
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Hi! I want to ask you from where are you buy the colored paper? I am from Romania, Europe. I find you on pinterest and I am interesed about the paper if you want to tell me. Thank you!🌸
We actually sell it in our shop at FeltPaperScissors.com. We do international shipping too.
Hi Lia! Do you have any ideas/tips on storing finished flowers when not on “display”? I have begun to accumulate a lot of paper flowers and I don’t necessarily want them out on display every day but I would like to be able to access them should I need them in a bouquet or centerpiece later on. For example, I like to put my poinsettas on display during the holiday season but don’t know how to store them during the rest of the year.
Thank you!
Rebecca
Hi Rebecca. Currently, we store our flowers in a dark room on a book shelf. But, in the past, I have used large lidded boxes. You can secure foam in the base and slide the stem into the foam to keep them secure. It is best to keep the flowers from touching each other so they do not crush. This also depends on the flower type of course. 🙂
Could you tell me how you purchased the vinyl roll holder?? It’s just what I’ve been looking for!
Soooo pretty!
Hi Dawn,
Our vinyl storage was custom made, please contact stamp and storage to see if they have something similar 🙂
Awesome! Thank you!!!
(I can’t get the replies to work, so sorry for all the new comments! haha)
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Is it the Pax system, by chance? (Can you tell I’ve been itching to redo some things around here—haha.)
And I totally agree! The investment is worth it as long as it’s going to work and make life easier. That’s been my problem though—keeping up with the evolving needs of my growing studio and making sure it’s going to be flexible as things keep changing.
Thanks for the inspiration and help as always!!
It’s the Besta system (just took a few doors off): https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S79057526/
This looks amazing!! I bought the WorkBox when I originally started moving all of my paper flower-making supplies into my home office, but I wish I would have been more patient and DIY’d something that was more adaptable.
These inserts look really gorgeous—but this setup must have cost a fortune! Ikea used to sell similar plywood drawers and shelves back in the day and they were like $20/piece—I have a bunch and always wish I had bought more!
I may have missed it, but where are the tall white cabinets you used to house everything from? Those are perfect!
Thank you Carrie! The investment was so worth it for a working studio of our size (although these pieces are pretty affordable for the great quality!) The tall shelves are from IKEA 🙂
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