5 CRAFTROOM SPACE SAVING HACKS
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- I've had so many craft spaces over the years and move after move I learn more and more about ways to cram as much as possible into a small space ;) Here are my top 5 tips that can work in any craft space!
🍿 🎞 M E N T I O N E D 🍿 🎞
Organize More Ink Organizers and Trays: www.shareasale...
Blue Boxes and Magazine Holders: www.semikolon.us
Dark Blue Binders: shrsl.com/3gnax
Pegboard: www.ikea.com/d...
🔔 SUBSCRIBE 🔔 if you are a crafter who struggles to find “me-time” here you will find simple ideas that help refresh and prioritize your creativity.
🗓 VIDEOS EVERY OTHER MONDAY 🗓
🦚 S O C I A L M E D I A 🦚
BLOG : www.justinehove...
INSTAGRAM : / justinehovey
PINTEREST : / justinehovey
❗️❗️❗️ D I S C L A I M E R
Links above may be affiliate links.
Finally, someone that doesn't have a massive room, or whole floor, for just their craft room. You are extremely organized, and offered some great tips. Thank you so much!
😂 one day maybe I’ll have a dedicated space but it wouldn’t want it to be bigger than it is now.
I was just saying if we ever build a house or buy a property, I wouldn't want a huge space at all! I think longterm I may get one of those Dreamboxes or potentially design one myself. I live to have everything in one cupboard.
@@justinehovey I would love to have one of those scrap cabinets. I think I'd need 2 or 3 to hold all my stuff though. Or it'd be nice to have one dedicated to Scrapping. And one to card making! Oh what fun.
Yay! Yes, I do have a room so that's wonderful but it's very very small!
Organization is a fluid thing. 2 years ago I wasn't making the volume of cards I do now. My organization now isn't a luxury, it's essential as I am the creative home for a group of stampers. I'm always interested in looking g at new ways to organize.
That’s correct! Whatever makes you productive!
exactly the video I've been looking for
I use our dining room in an open floor plan. My husband took out the table and I've put
three two tier small desks around a thrift table. I have plastic 3 drawer storage under the desks and more storage on the thrift table. It's my fraken craft space.😁
Keeping organized is a constant battle in my craft room! Good ideas you offer, especially the use of binders and the magnetic ‘wall’ on inside cupboard doors for me. I echo someone else that mentioned the buying too much part of the equation… sigh. Working on that also. Have even unsubscribed from channels that constantly tout the need/ must have for New, New, New stuff. It’s freeing! TY for all that you offer us! 👍🏻😀🌷🌻
When I sold my home 3 years ago to downsize, the #1 think on my wish list was a space to craft, paint furniture, & sew! I ended up with none of the above!! Mostly because of the housing costs in CT. So I have been relegated to a basement wood working area, and the kitchen for everything else! I do love where I live but still haven't got a handle on organizing all of my multiple hobbies!! I really like your magnetic wall, and I will definitely start hanging more fixtures on the wall. What I do have is a wall of windows, so it's a bright & cheerful room. I'm very thankful for that! I'll take a look at your other video for more ideas. Thanks for the ideas in this video Justine, every tip helps!🌷🌷
Cath, I’m not trying to get into your business, but just sharing a thought. If it’s possible (property wise as well as financially) could you add a room onto your home? That way you could get your dedicated craft space. When I lived in Florida I did that as I only had my dining room table on which to work. My parents would visit for the winter so as a result I got nothing done.
OMG Justine WOW Your Craftroom Space Saving Hacks are Brilliant and Ingenious!! It was so much fun and awe inspiring to see all that you have done!! I love it because you share what we all can do and afford...and this is a big deal!! You are always so down to earth and ever so sweet!!! Your Passion for what you do and the way you do it just means so much because it's from your heart!! Your Little Light Shines ever so brightly inside and out!!! GIRL YOU SO ROCK!!
BIG HUGS,
Joan Smith
Thanks so much Joan! Sending hugs your way!
Hah! My kitchen table is my "craft room", with my supplies piled on it & scattered around it, too. My small apt is probably the same size (or smaller) as some RUclipsrs' dedicated craft rooms. But I get it, & really appreciated this video! Lots of Love! ❤️
I find I use little dies from the holiday collections ( like flowers ) all year round. I also use Xmas paper all year round, so I have to keep them near-by.I use many plastic drawers designed for closet storage.
Love your ideas. I have a 5x7 room.but 8 foot ceiling..
Good ideas. I am going to take your suggestion and add magnet sheets to a cabinet door that I have. I keep dies in a binder which for the most part is fine, but I can move the most used/basic ones to the door.
for me, the main thing has to be to stop buying stuff ... or as much stuff. And specifically specialized products I won't use much. I have already started this. Most especially those once per year holidays. I don't make many holiday cards other than Christmas. I truly don't need that many holiday supplies. Even for Christmas - I have plenty of supplies for future Christmases. I really don't want to buy any more Christmas stuff.
YAY! our beautiful mess doesn't have to be fancy. Thank you for the honesty!
Thanks so much for this, Justine. I have a study/home office which I share with my husband. It handles some of my craft storage, but I actually craft on my dining room table. So the dining room has some often used tools and supplies which can be tucked away into a vintage tea-wagon and a storage bench when I'm not crafting. As you say, we need a variety of solutions for our variety of crafty-spaces.
This is full of great ideas! I really appreciated this video!
OMG, the magnets on the back of a door is brilliant! Thanks for sharing.
Great tips! I just decided to put my holiday supplies out of what I call my "prime real estate." Thanks!
Justine, I just love how real you are! If I have learned anything on this crafting journey, it is never to stay married to one idea for too long. What works today may not work tomorrow. Hearing other crafters amplify the mindset of using what one already has, organizing in a manner tailored to oneself versus others and enjoying the process of making more is what keeps me motivated. Blessings!
Thank you for the tips. I’m fortunate to have a she shed but I still have to share it with my husband at times. And I just want to add that you have such a beautiful smile!
Thank you for the inspiration
Amazing! My 'craft room' is used as the same as yours. I keep trying new organization ideas because of this room is so multifunctional. Now it's my favorite room in the house.
Thank You!
Thank you Justine for your tips and tricks on storage. You gave me a really good idea to take advantage of. Have a great day‼️ 😊😊🌷
Great space saving hacks ❤ thanks for sharing and happy crafting Hugs xx
I have half a portion of a long living room and a small bedroom for my multiple hobbies. Both are high traffic areas...the living room is the direct path to the bathroom and my bedroom is the 5 furbabies hangout...vertical space is the only direction I have.🙄😉❤ I do love using the cupboard door for dies! That's genius.🤯
I use a heavy duty office file stand to hold 2 different trimmers, scoring board, and circular clipboard. They all now take the space that the large trimmer took previously on my counter. By laying each one on edge, my counter space reappeared.
Regarding the paper drawer and ink shelves, sometimes easy to access is more important than taking up the least space. Sure, you could have all that ink in a box or two, but how much time would you spend looking for the ink you want? On the ink shelves everything is out and easily accessed, therefore easily and more joyfully used.
I did some of those before but some of these ideas are genius. Thanks!
I make wreaths, paint, and do DIY crafts my biggest challenge is I have a ton of Ribbon, Deco Mesh (10 inch rolls), and craft items for holidays. I have a lot of Deco Mesh and need to see what colors and patterns I have, any ideas??? Small room again has decent sliding door closet though!
Love your videos and specially your calm voice
Justine! Love seeing you again!
It's not a gym (though goodness knows I need to get some exercise!, but otherwise my craft area serves the same multiple purposes as yours, Justine. That gives me hope that I too can manage to organize my craft supplies. TFS - your videos are great!
Great ideas! TFS and have a great day! 🙂
Fantastic tips . Thank you.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love to see you again!!! Great ideas!!!! Thaks a lot
I love your ideas!
Thank you for your awesome tips!!! I have one (for me) big question: where did you get the blue boxes with gold accents? I really love their look! I first saw them on your videos several months ago and I'm still in love!!! So if you could give me a tip on that, I would be so sooooo happy!!!
Thank you for sharing all your storage videos!!!
Excellent video. Organizing is on going and every week. I love your ideas. My space is not big. All I need is a drill and I will be going vertical. Thank you for sharing your ideas. Is that your handwriting? It’s beautiful.
Great tips! Thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks so much Justine. 😊
Hi. My craft area is in my lounge and consists of a desk, a little trolley and a metal shelving unit. It's kind of cramped and unattractive but sometimes there's no helping that. Thank you for sharing this, I'm happy to hear of any solutions to storage problems.
I would love a dedicated crafting space, I use the dining room table, which means I hardly craft because it's a chore getting everything out and having to clear it away constantly ☹️ One day 🤔 ......
Danke für die Tipps, Justine! I have recently moved. I had a craftroom to myself before and now I have a small table with a few drawers... I still need to figure out how to use the space best... I always find it hard to find something that fits my personal space, let's say the height of my drawers and shelves...
Great tips! Thank you!
Lots to think about. My problem is that I can't really put stuff on walls & such the way you have, both because access would be tricky due to my wheelchair, and I live in an apartment, (one bedroom) so we aren't allowed to put holes in the walls.
Command strips work really good if used properly. They have different ones for different weights. It does not tear sheet rock if removed correctly, leaves no mark.
Great ideas!!
My craft room doubles as my bedroom
❤️❤️❤️
Hi Justine, I always pick up helpful tips from your videos. I've transitioned my stencils and foils to binders. Works great! I have a question about how you store your blending foams. I assume they are stuck to a little piece of velcro stuck to paper or cardstock. Do you slip these in a page protector? Do you do this only for Distress Oxides? It's possible you have a video on this aleeady. I'll take a look but if you could link to it that would be great. Thank you.
Nice 👍🏽
Thanks for another helpful video. How did you get the dome sponges to adhere in the binder? I ask that like I have room for a binder. So I'll just say I'm asking for a friend for the future.
Velcro :)
Thank you. @@justinehovey
Is there a link for the ink blenders? I've never seen them without handles before.
🥰tyfs🥰
I loved the magnetic sheets on the inside of the cabinet doors and I tried it. Unfortunately, my test sheet only stuck about two days. What method did you use to mount the sheets? Thanks...love your videos. 😊
I used the Scrapbookcom double sided tape. That stuff is so strong!
@@justinehovey thanks...how much tape did you need for what sized magnetic sheet? Thanks again.
@@kimarmstrong9161 I used the 4 inch tape roll, I covered the entire backing of the magnet with it. I bought my magnet sheets from MFT and originally had them in pockets. I'm sure there are much cheaper options available though.
Please do a video on how you style your hair!
😂😂😂 I don’t do anything to it
Did you make your ink pad storage with foam board? I need something like that, and if you did, could you show us how you did it?
It's purchased from Organize More :)
@@justinehovey Thank you, Justine!
@justinehovey can I ask what the peg board shelves those are behind you? I'be been looking for some time now for ones just like yours.
From Ikea :)
Hi Justine, always looking to organized my craft space. can i ask did you make your boxes or buy them ? i believe they are black with white lettering, i think they look so neat. tfs
They are purchased boxes but I added the writing myself with my Cricut. I do have a video on it :) lots of people ask
You look like Brie Larsen, btw! Great ideas!
I was rewatching this video and I noticed your diecutting machine is navy blue. Did you paint your Gemini?
I did 😂
@@justinehovey Wow. It looks great. I would think the paint would get scratched by the plates.
Are you still teaching since you moved??? great tips!
I am still teaching - of course!
What binder is that for your stencils? Thank you.
Here you go - shrsl.com/3gnax
they are available in a ton of colours too
Thank you
Please where did you get those drawer things for the little square ink pads?
I’m pretty sure those are drawer inserts from Organize More. They are made specially for ink cubes, and you can get four in an Alex unit from IKEA, in the deep drawer, stacked 2 high. I don’t have them but have seen them a lot. I believe Laurel Beard was instrumental getting these made with Organize More. If I am wrong, please someone correct me!
Organize more :) link is under ink organizers in the video description. They are great!
Don't you use trees or bunnies or hearts other times than holidays?
Trees yes but to me there are Christmas tree stamps and nature tree stamps. Those are separate. I don’t do critters so no bunnies :)
I was listing those as examples for what may work for people. I only have Christmas separate. I don’t make Easter cards. “Love” cards I have very very few supplies so they are with the normal stuff.
I have a crafting desk in the lounge room…
Hi. Same here.