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My Little Scrapbooking area

When I lived in Hawaii I had a lovely, giant, L-shaped desk and a whole section of the living room (and two closets!) to hold all my scrapbooking stuff. Well, here at our new house this just isn't the case, there isn't space like that. So, I found what space I could and devised a new little scrapbooking area from the closet in the homeschool room. (You can see and read more about that right here.)

Here are some photos of my scrapping area. It is a work in progress. I need another shelf or two and some other things, but it works and is mind. I'm just happy to be back to scrapbooking!

 

This is what you see when you go upstairs to the spare room. It is our homeschooling room and my scrapping area combined. The green set of drawers in the bottom right corner of the photo hold my Sixxix alphas and all sorts of other scrapping things. The top of the drawers holds my light, a cutting mat, and the Sizzix.

 

 

This is looking right towards my scrapping area. The work table I got at Sam's Club. It is 4' long, height adjustable, and folds in half. I'm thinking about getting one that doesn't fold in half and using this one for my husband's desk instead, just so I don't have the foldline in the middle of my scrapping space. The main storage area for my scrapping stuff is in the closet with the doors removed. You can see the three 7-drawer units which hold an assortment of things, with wire cubing sections above holding my CIS paper holders.

 

Here's a shot of my workspace. on teh table top to the far left is one of the units I recently bought at Target. It holds a divided box of pencils/markers/tools/scissors on top and inside the cubbies has my small xyron X, my xyron Cheetah, MM instant setter, MM date stamp, some glue sticks, Vario tab dispenser, archival pens, stamp pads mostly used for "grundging out" edges of something, and other things. On the wall i want to add a small shelf unit there to put my jars of permanent markers and silk flowers and whatever else I can fit there, to clean up more space on my worktable. At the far end of the worktable is my Chatterbox sidekick type thing holding my Tupperware cup and trash sack! You can see a portion of a wire cubing "tower" I made for holding a basket of CIS flippy things for embellishments, my CIS ribbon storage container and below shelves for works in progress.

 

Here's a better view of that area. You can see my Stampin' Up! stamp pads all stacked in between the plastic drawers and the wire tower. They fit snuggly there and are right at my finger tips. My SU! markers are right above. Some of my scrapbooking books are on top of the tower along with a basket of photos I'm curerntly working from. I used a label machine to label the plastic drawers. Makes finding things much easier!

 

Just a closer photo of the drawers and the paper holders. (Ignore the teetering baskets on the left! Those are things i need to go through and either put away or RAK away.)

 

And here's the top portion of the closet. Surprisingly I was able to assemble the wire cube pieces in a configuration that gave me more shelving. It fits snugly and is easy to access. An overhead built in light in the closet is nice too!




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Posted by HarmonyArtMom
I love your area and all the storage. My husband happened to be standing here last night when I first looked at your blog. His comment, "She has more stuff than you do." He thinks I have a lot of stuff but I use it all! You never know when you need just the right piece of paper or the perfect embellishment.

Thanks for sharing. I am keeping track of the number of pages on do this year on the right side of my blog. I think it will keep me motivated to keep that number jumping up. I have a lot to finish and I made a goal.

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I'm jealous...

Posted by homeschoolhighlites
I'm drooling over all your scrapbooking stuff! I just clicked on your blog by random but I've enjoyed looking over your booklist and then schoolroom and now scrapbooking area. Thanks for sharing! I think I'll keep reading.... I'm hoping you have posted some of your completed pages to inspire me!
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Where to start??

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Your scrapbooking corner looks great!! I have to admit I'm a little intimidated by the quantity of materials you have. Learning to scrapbook has been on my 'to do' list for a long time but I'm not sure where to start. Do you have a favorite site for newbies?? Thanks!
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Love Your Organization.

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I love your organization. I am sure it makes getting pages done quickly. My things are organized, thanks to the help of a daughter who likes to organize. Unfortunately, I don't get much scrapbooking done. Good luck to your projects.
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Great scrapbooking space Angi! I had a goal to scrapbook one day per month this whole year but only did it once. My bad. My problem is that I don't have a permanent workspace so I have to always drag everything out and then put it away when I'm done. We do have a toyroom in the basement though, and I'm wondering if I can/should turn part of that into a scrapbooking studio for myself. Hmmmm, you've got me thinking now. Thanks for sharing pictures of your space and how you've organized your supplies!

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