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Home » Home » Teeny-Tiny Craft Room Part 2

Teeny-Tiny Craft Room Part 2

Published: Jan 25, 2015 · Modified: Jan 25, 2015 · by Vanessa Brady · This post may contain affiliate links and ads · 1 Comment

Check out the update to Tried & True's Teeny Tiny Craft Room! Do you remember my Teeny Tiny Craft Room tour I posted last year? In case you didn’t catch it, I live in a quaint house built in the 30’s that doesn’t have a whole lot of extra space. I’ve figured out how to utilize a small area in my pantry and laundry room to work in but I’m always looking to improve it. Thanks to friendly folks over at Wayfair, I was able to further organize another corner in my small crafting space and let me tell you, when you’ve got as little space as I do, every corner matters!

Teeny Tiny Craft Room Part 2 - BeforeAs you can see in the picture above, my craft supplies are already busting at the seams! I’ve had my eye on on that left side corner for a while now (currently being used to store our beekeeping equipment) but knew finding a set of shelves that could fit in that small space was going to be difficult.

Teeny Tiny Craft Room Part 2 - ShelvesGotta love the crazy huge selection over at Wayfair! I was able to enter in the maximum dimensions into a search and only receive options that would fit my limited space. Talk about time saver! I ended up going with a small set of RiverRidge Bathroom Shelves that, once assembled, fit perfectly. Time to organize!

Teeny Tiny Craft Room Part 2 - BasketsTeeny Tiny Craft Room Part 2 - WashiSince most of my craft supplies are stored in a different room from where I actually craft, keeping everything in small baskets that can easily be transported is essential. I filled my new shelves with tons of baskets I found in the dollar section of a large store and some super handy Sterilite Clear Flip Top boxes. It’s so nice to have my ribbon, washi tape, and paper products sorted in boxes that I can just pull down and take to my craft room. (aka: My Pantry)

Teeny Tiny Craft Room Part 2 - RodTeeny Tiny Craft Room Part 2 - OrganizedI wasn’t sure what I was going to do with the two towel racks that ran across the top of my shelves and then I found these awesome galvanized tins! The small handle on the lid was a perfect fit over the top rod and now stores a few small sets of alphabet stamps and some ink pads. Once again, I love that I can just pull off the container and take the supplies to my work area. I’m hoping this will help me stay organized this year!

Teeny Tiny Craft Room Part 2 - CornerAnd there is my new corner in all her glory! At the bottom, I’ve got a burlap basket holding supplies made out of…you guessed it, burlap. The next shelf up holds chalk paint and tulle. The middle shelf is where I store paper punches, top shelf is for ribbons, and the galvanized tin containers hold stamp supplies. Hard to image these items didn’t really have a designated space before!

Hope you enjoyed my Teeny Tiny Craft Room Tour Part 2! You wouldn’t think organizing a corner would be so important but it’s made all the difference. Definitely let me know if you have any other suggestions for organizing a small craft space!

This post was sponsored by Wayfair. All opinions and typos are my own!

 

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  1. Sherrie says

    August 28, 2015 at 10:27 pm

    Great ideas. Thanks so much.

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