Family Room Creative Space

This is my scrap space at the far end of my family room. I use a six-foot-long table as a desk. I ALWAYS have a piece of glass on my desk to protect my workspace and I keep my paper trimmer nearby.

To the right of my chair are my paper racks. I use wire cubes and they work great. I have two sets of them. The paper racks are sitting on stainless steel shelves, and below the racks are a series of plastic drawers that hold various scrapping items. I have my papers sorted by both color and manufacturer.

On top of my paper racks are some photo boxes and pizza boxes that hold my die cuts and some stickers. My alphabet stickers are stored in a separate slot in the shelves where the papers are stored.

On my desk is a smaller embellishment storage container, originally meant for nuts/bolts and screws. I use it to store my brads, eyelets, tags, paper clips, safety pins, extra adhesive, dymo labels, metal alphas and more. I store my foam stamps and paints on top and to the side.

Next to the paper racks I have small cubbies. My Ma Vinci letter stamps are stored on top, and inside some of the cubbies. The other cubby has embossing powders, stamp cleaners, and some Stampin Up! Stamps.

Next to the paints and foam stamps is my mountain of pictures. It's not an ideal way to keep them, but for now it works! I also have several pencil holders that hold pens, tools, and Making Memories rub-on letters.