Hi everyone, well here we are with our second
Craft Room Reveal....
Each
week I will have the pleasure of showing you one of our Design Teams
Craft Rooms or Craft area.......last week you were able to see Ina's gorgeous room, now it's Susan's turn...
Susan
I tidied up my space (Susan) and did some reorganising,
so will only show a few piccies of it now, not then!
I am downstairs under the main living space with a spiral staircase
between. Hubbies wood-working workshop is on the other side of the wall
behind the computer desk. He has a part of my space for his desk and
filing cabinets, and some shelving. There is a bathroom and wine storage
area (in the shower!) between the two spaces!
Between the glass walls (windows) to outside I have squeezed this
cupboard and drawers. Paper storage either side and the middle is
mostly ribbons plus embellishments. I am going up and up and have almost
obscured a lovely crayon drawing I purchased of a ketch in Ireland.
Need to lift it a bit higher perhaps? Drawers contain wooded stamps
mostly.
Turn right and you see the table hubby first built me to craft on.
Covered with stuff most of the time now. Note the ink storage on rhs -
hubby built that too. VERY sturdy and heavy (like all his work!). Under
this table is more paper storage, mostly. I use big plastic bins for SU
card. The plastic drawers have Momento inks, and current SU ones. The
round container has sponge bits for each ink colour stored in it. Behind
the plastic is a basket of punches. On the lhs of the table are two CD
towers containing all my non-SU plastic stamps - its full! Ribbons
cascade off this on one side.
Inside the cupboard is more ribbon (top shelf), re-inkers and TH's inks,
pencils and stuff Bottom shelf has chipboards, washi tapes, useful
stuff......and paints! Door hanging is sprays and daubers and stuff.....
Turn left and you look at my standing desk where I work (back problems)
and it is hard to make out what is what because my hubbies desk and
shelves are over the back. The boxes with the x's were made by John to
hold my Copics but that collection grew too big so now I have a big
black canvas box/bag thing for them. LHS has paper flowers, black box
has photos, the RHS has a basket of useful paper bits. Shelf under has
my cutters and rulers, and bling boxes and some extra card, and the
sticker collection......might move that.....and the baskets hanging
below that have (rhs) more stickers and (lhs) white card. The plastic
file has EP stuff on top and in top three drawers; then flowers and the
bottom purple two are wooden bits and lace.
Under the table is a mess!
Put your back to the cupboard and you look at the internal wall.
Shelving has SU cling stamps, boxes of letters. the green canvas basket
has punches (behind the screen).
Under the desk is the Christmas supplies and the sewing machine!
The wall behind the stair has the wooden SU stamp sets, the extra
ribbon, the card stock, made-up items, my painting gear, die-cuts in
baskets, albums.....magazines, sewing gear.....small paper pads and in
another plastic wheelie on floor that you cannot see, there are other
paper pads and freebie papers from magazines.
To the left of this is another cupboard set, with the Big Shot on top
and more dies and embossing folders. The book shelves hold mostly
non-fiction books. There is a row of MS punches of course. This
cupboard has my SU business stuff and lots of supplies and thing needed
to assist me in my crafting! The mess on the rhs is made up of w/c
paining pads, boxes and things too good to throw away. The lhs is the
printer .That'll do................
click here to go to her blog...
WOW, that is all I can say, thanks Susan for the tour...blessings Hilde
(That took two cups of coffee looking at all your lovelies...... )
Wow - 360degree views and all chocka block!! I would love exploring all those goodies... and the stamp storage your hubby built to die for - I have been looking for DI pad storage and there is nothing suitable - Arnolds have a unit but I would have to buy inserts for them to sit properly... and its a turntable - I prefer to have shelves like yours - lucky girl... Have a great week - Mxx
ReplyDeletecould I come and stay for the weekend - I probably wouldn't make anything I would be too busy just looking at this great stash .Lucky you.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome!
ReplyDeleteI tought I was looking into a shop what a lott of stuff Susan.
ReplyDeleteDo you find anything there?
gr karin