My Craft Space

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Hi there and Happy Tuesday!

The Craft It Up & Link It Up #6 over at Craftin Desert Diva's is all about showing our craft rooms so here it goes, haha!

My space is a small space. My daughter is away most of the year at college and I outgrew the living room so my loving daughter suggested that I use her room since she isn't here most of the time anyways.

I couldn't bear to take her whole room, so I limited my space to one wall and corner. 

That way she still has most of her room when she is home :) 

Here is my main area. I just have a fold out table for a desk, which seems to work fine for the space that I have. The bookcase to the right of my desk, holds all my paper and cardstocks as well as my cuttlebugs, cuttlebug folders and ribbons. My hubby made me that awesome little ribbon rack. It is 2 sided so there is the same amount of ribbon on the backside. Under my desk, in the white sterlite drawers is more paper. 

That holds all my 6x6 and 4x6 paper pads. The purple sterlite drawers, holds some of my stamps, extra spools of ribbons, stickles and wood stamps in the bottom drawer.

My dog Chief is my crafting buddy and is always back here whenever I am lol!

This corner by the wondow is my die cut corner. I have 2 bookcases that I positioned under the windows to hold my cricut cartridges. On the bottom shelf is my Cinch and my seasonal paper pads (mainly Halloween and Christmas). On top of the bookcases is my Silhouette, Cricut Expression and Printer. 

I also have a homemade "clip it up" that I made out of a show organizer on the left hand side of the bookcases.

 This is the little shelf that hangs above my cricut.

It holds all my Pearl strands, Tulle and lace.

These are the shelves above my desk. 

They hold more stamps, flowers, markers, spools of twine and adhesives. 

This is how I store my punches.

I just use one of those shoe organizers that hang over the door. 

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